Hi Rosie,

As Essex has already stated, it depends on the number of days you are expecting the work to be carried out, and also if those days are in a block or spread over a longer time. What I would also suggest as well though is considering what you are expecting the freelancer to do. For example are they expected to travel around much and if they are will you be expecting for them to meet all their expenses or will you have additional funds to meet these expenses. I have recently seen one freelance job which worked out at about Ł78 a day but the freelancer was expected to meet all their expenses and there was going to be a lot of travelling to meet community groups etc.

Nigel Sadler

Sands of Time Consultancy
http://www.sandsoftimeconsultancy.com

From: Rosie Barker <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Friday, 26 September 2014, 10:27
Subject: Freelancer rates

Hi all,

I'm working with a local heritage network on an HLF bid, which will hopefully include a freelancer part-time to co-ordinate various elements of a community heritage project (working with different organisations and schools on OH, photography and display projects - it's all very much in the early stages!)

I was sure I'd seen some GEM guidance on freelance rates but may have imagined this. Can anyone point me in the right direction for this, or else give me some advice on daily/similar rates for an experienced community freelancer - apologies this is all so vague!

Many thanks
Rosie Barker

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