I note from your subsequent email that it is pro rata.
£100 a day is a tiny amount, once NI and tax is taken off.
But I do know that HLF don't seem to have a problem with this. It does, however,
depend on the kind of responsibilities of the role and I haven't seen those.
> On 15 February 2016 at 10:47 S Ni Foghluda <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
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> Dear All,
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> Apologies for raising the freelance rates issue again, but I'd appreciate
> gaining a consensus perspective.
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> There is a freelance position currently advertised at £26,000 pa for a 3-day
> week, on a two-year contract.
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> There isn't a day rate or contract value anywhere in the advert, just a long
> list of fairly serious responsibilities, and I've not been able to confirm
> anything other than the annual salary.
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> So, basic maths suggests a day rate of £100.
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> Is this reasonable, given the position extends over two years? Or
> unreasonable, given the freelancer will have to pay all the NI, insurance,
> pension etc over that time while the employer doesn't have that
> responsibility?
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> Calm, considered responses appreciated!
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> Kind regards,
>
> Sorcha
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> PS - the position is Heritage Lottery funded
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