Posted by George Marsh on May 24, 2014 at 09:38:05 from (50.121.6.218):
In Reply to: Re: Worker's pay posted by 37Chief on May 23, 2014 at 19:07:49:
Stan, Know how you feel about the negative comments on YT. Sad that if someone doesn't have something nice to say they should not say it.
Might think about paying for each job and not hourly. He might get more done.
Drive time is a 2 sided issue. If he is driving your truck or driving his.
Some places don't pay for a lunch break, but pay you for regular breaks.
I know loads of people who work at a factory for $12/hour. He should be happy getting $20.
People in the service business usually have a minimun charge for showing up. I know a person with a backhoe who charges a $200 delivery fee to cover his cost and travel time.
Really it's just something you need to work out with brother. Most relatives have a difficult working together, so it good that you do. George
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