[Trevor Knight]

Hi Morgan,

Unless I have read this post wrong the figure Helen quotes is what she is paying her staff?

So in reality for an employee to earn £70 for 6 hours work isn't that bad at all.

Best wishes,

Trev

[MSTAV]

lol oh yea i see.sorry helen.please 4give me ill buy u a diamond ring

[geefree]

i wish i could earn £70 for 8 hours at the moment 

[pjulk]

You will be earning heck of a lot more than that for 8 hours once you have a full round.

But for an employed window cleaner thats pretty good money.

Paul

[geefree]

cheers paul for that, you have lifted my spirits, i hope so ,, i know prices are lower up here but am still optimistic, i have to be , no turning back now, full steam ahead.

[Paul Coleman]

cheers paul for that, you have lifted my spirits, i hope so ,, i know prices are lower up here but am still optimistic, i have to be , no turning back now, full steam ahead.

Once you have got yourself on a roll, look for your daily turnover to have three numbers before the decimal point.  Once you really get sorted, the first one of those numbers needn't be a "1" on the occasional, much better days - though if you are in a less prosperous area, that last bit may prove tricky.
When I first started in 1991, a window cleaner I met on my rounds told me that he made £100 most days.  I looked at him as if he had just got out of a spaceship from Mars.
I don't like discussing income details on here as I feel that is quite a personal thing but a three figure daily turnover is quite possible once you get going.  I do less than that at times but that's when I'm feeling lazy or maybe in the shorter, colder days of Winter when motivation is in short supply.