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Hello mileyja,<br />
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Depends on what agreement you have with your employer :)<br />
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Mine charges me out at ?95.00 an hour - I get about 20% of that and a further 10% if Ive earned more than ?5000.00 for my enployer in a calender month<br />
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Regards,<br />
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PeteLong
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Hello mileyja,

Depends on what agreement you have with your employer :)

Mine charges me out at ?95.00 an hour - I get about 20% of that and a further 10% if Ive earned more than ?5000.00 for my enployer in a calender month

Regards,

PeteLong

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well when i walk in there and they offer me the position i want to know what to negotiate for
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well when i walk in there and they offer me the position i want to know what to negotiate for

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Depends entirely on type of work you will be doing, and what overheads company has to cover.<br />
Personal overheads in form of benefits, office space, equipment, software, etc.<br />
Also company overheads, Administration/ billing/Marketing/Sales.<br />
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Typicaly expect payment to be around 25%, if above overheads are high, could drop as low as 20%, and even if very low is unlikely to ever go above 30%<br />
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If you feel you are worth higher payment, better to try and negotiate a higher billing rate for your time, rather than try to increase percentage you are paid. Much more likely to succeed, though you will need good justification for either case.
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Depends entirely on type of work you will be doing, and what overheads company has to cover.
Personal overheads in form of benefits, office space, equipment, software, etc.
Also company overheads, Administration/ billing/Marketing/Sales.

Typicaly expect payment to be around 25%, if above overheads are high, could drop as low as 20%, and even if very low is unlikely to ever go above 30%

If you feel you are worth higher payment, better to try and negotiate a higher billing rate for your time, rather than try to increase percentage you are paid. Much more likely to succeed, though you will need good justification for either case.

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if my company bills me out at $85/hr, what (how much of that) should i be getting?
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if my company bills me out at $85/hr, what (how much of that) should i be getting?

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