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If people actually pay taxes/ssi, $65/hour isn't that nuts any more. Sure, you can go ahead and go the "no paperwork" route, that'll get the job done cheaper.
by groby_b 14y ago
If people actually pay taxes/ssi, $65/hour isn't that nuts any more.
Sure, you can go ahead and go the "no paperwork" route, that'll get the job done cheaper. But it's probably not a good plan for a web service.
- tomkinstinch 14y agoHow can they make their regular service work for $25/hour then?
- tvjunky 14y agoContractor vs. Employee would be one easy difference. Cleaning is a more specific task. I'm guessing they have a list of "do's and don't" for the 2 people @ $65 rate. If you have someone performing random "on demand" tasks paid after completion, they could easily just be 1099's. Profit could be similar.