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Old 24 July 2009, 00:49   #1
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I need a good Jet skippers help

Hello, I am doing a contract which is quite well paid. The problem is I need some time at home and cannot find a relief.

Can anyone who is looking for work please contact me, but only if you have jet experience.

The rate is £150 per day and the work could be for about 4 weeks.

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Old 24 July 2009, 06:14   #2
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I'm not interested but dates, location of work, wether or not travel expenses are paid, how many hours are to be worked each day etc will help.
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Hello, I am doing a contract which is quite well paid.
The rate is £150 per day and the work could be for about 4 weeks.

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Sorry GoodGuys, don't like to rain on your pareade but this does not qualify as "quite well paid". The contracts we are managing at the moment are paying very significantly more than that. I think my skippers would throw me in if I suggested they work for £150 per day. Might be worth your while renegotiating with your clients
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Old 24 July 2009, 19:23   #4
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Sorry GoodGuys, don't like to rain on your pareade but this does not qualify as "quite well paid". The contracts we are managing at the moment are paying very significantly more than that. I think my skippers would throw me in if I suggested they work for £150 per day. Might be worth your while renegotiating with your clients
what would you class as a good rate of pay then ? so as you would not be thrown in?

sounds good enough for me - pending on hours of course.

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Sorry GoodGuys, don't like to rain on your pareade but this does not qualify as "quite well paid". The contracts we are managing at the moment are paying very significantly more than that. I think my skippers would throw me in if I suggested they work for £150 per day. Might be worth your while renegotiating with your clients
I was thinking the same...
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Old 24 July 2009, 23:45   #6
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Thanks guys, I am a very experienced commercial skipper, perhaps you could point me in the direction of the better paying jobs and I could jump.

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Good Guys

Its all in perspective, I know plenty skippers who work for far less and would consider that a good rate, they are mainly working in the leisure sector.

Its not for me but if you post some details it may suit one of our freelancers
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Old 25 July 2009, 11:46   #8
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about the going rate as long as other benefits are added . I drive jets when daughter is away from her boat on holiday. Doing it this last week and this coming week. But I do it for her, and cos I enjoy the job on an excellent boat and the craque onboard, not cos we need the wage. It would help to know what the boat is, cos there is some awful crap out there that I wouldnt set foot on, where it is and what it is doing.
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as long as other benefits are added
What other "benefits" would you expect then
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Old 25 July 2009, 11:54   #10
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if they were printable they wouldnt be much benefit
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