As title,A guy I know started giving me a hand 2 months ago. Today he says he might buy a van and have a go on his own. He thinks I'll let him help me until he builds a round up. I'm quite cross and think I should tell him to go now. What's everybody's else think?CheersSteve
Why not start a form of franchise so you can satisfy his desire to work for himself but with your input? That way you both benefit.
Why don't you have a quick google before making stupid comments?
Not saying you can’t get the right person but paying a certain amount of money still won’t always work,this business is still not looked upon as a trade people still view it as something that I’ll do while I’m looking for another job.
a guy i know only employs guys with learning difficulties,drink problems and generally who cant read and write properly.....fat chance of them leaving and going it alone that way...he also pays them as little as possible so they just have enough to feed themselves and keep a roof over their heads......
Quote from: S.W. Window Cleaning on September 16, 2019, 07:59:37 pmAs title,A guy I know started giving me a hand 2 months ago. Today he says he might buy a van and have a go on his own. He thinks I'll let him help me until he builds a round up. I'm quite cross and think I should tell him to go now. What's everybody's else think?CheersSteveWhy not start a form of franchise so you can satisfy his desire to work for himself but with your input? That way you both benefit.If he is going off on his own then he needs the equipment to do the job anyway.I also agree with other posters that you need a signed contract in place before you start anyone working with you detailing what you he can and can't do.
Quote from: Spruce on September 18, 2019, 07:31:25 amQuote from: S.W. Window Cleaning on September 16, 2019, 07:59:37 pmAs title,A guy I know started giving me a hand 2 months ago. Today he says he might buy a van and have a go on his own. He thinks I'll let him help me until he builds a round up. I'm quite cross and think I should tell him to go now. What's everybody's else think?CheersSteveWhy not start a form of franchise so you can satisfy his desire to work for himself but with your input? That way you both benefit.If he is going off on his own then he needs the equipment to do the job anyway.I also agree with other posters that you need a signed contract in place before you start anyone working with you detailing what you he can and can't do. Don't listen to this contract rubbish, there's no law to stop a person going it alone contract signed or not.
Quote from: Dry Clean on September 18, 2019, 07:17:36 pmQuote from: Spruce on September 18, 2019, 07:31:25 amQuote from: S.W. Window Cleaning on September 16, 2019, 07:59:37 pmAs title,A guy I know started giving me a hand 2 months ago. Today he says he might buy a van and have a go on his own. He thinks I'll let him help me until he builds a round up. I'm quite cross and think I should tell him to go now. What's everybody's else think?CheersSteveWhy not start a form of franchise so you can satisfy his desire to work for himself but with your input? That way you both benefit.If he is going off on his own then he needs the equipment to do the job anyway.I also agree with other posters that you need a signed contract in place before you start anyone working with you detailing what you he can and can't do. Don't listen to this contract rubbish, there's no law to stop a person going it alone contract signed or not.A non compete clause does put people off but it's basically unenforceable.
Quote from: dazmond on September 18, 2019, 08:22:48 ama guy i know only employs guys with learning difficulties,drink problems and generally who cant read and write properly.....fat chance of them leaving and going it alone that way...he also pays them as little as possible so they just have enough to feed themselves and keep a roof over their heads......I suspect you've made that up."Window cleaner required, must have a criminal record, do drugs and generally be thick".