How do you know an agent to quezze your penny?

[topgun]

In my ongoing contract, the agency pays me X£ per day, but later, I found they charge the client Y£ per day. (Y-X)/Y is about 10%. I don't think they can survive on 10%. Now question are do they always squezze your penny you should have? how much would they put on your asking rate?

[oracleslave]

In my ongoing contract, the agency pays me X£ per day, but later, I found they charge the client Y£ per day. (Y-X)/Y is about 10%. I don't think they can survive on 10%. Now question are do they always squezze your penny you should have? how much would they put on your asking rate?

What Surely you are not their only client i.e. lots of 10 percents to be added up?

Yes, agent always squeeze your pennies

How much? On yours probably much cheapness.

HTH.

[BrilloPad]

In my ongoing contract, the agency pays me X£ per day, but later, I found they charge the client Y£ per day. (Y-X)/Y is about 10%. I don't think they can survive on 10%. Now question are do they always squezze your penny you should have? how much would they put on your asking rate?

What is (Y-X)/X ? cos X is their layout they have to fund.
What is payment terms? cos that is how long funding for
What is their credit rating? cos that will say how much borrowing costs.

[DodgyAgent]

In my ongoing contract, the agency pays me X£ per day, but later, I found they charge the client Y£ per day. (Y-X)/Y is about 10%. I don't think they can survive on 10%. Now question are do they always squezze your penny you should have? how much would they put on your asking rate?

Looks like your Algebra GCSE is reaping rewards at last

[BrilloPad]

Looks like your Algebra GCSE is reaping rewards at last

no doubt you can turn to gold and hire out on 100% markup...

[MrRobin]

cos X is their layout they have to fund

I'm sure agents do not need to use trigonometry to work out margins?

[Archangel]

In my ongoing contract, the agency pays me X£ per day, but later, I found they charge the client Y£ per day. (Y-X)/Y is about 10%. I don't think they can survive on 10%. Now question are do they always squezze your penny you should have? how much would they put on your asking rate?

Could you please repeat the question (if it is a question) in English?

[EternalOptimist]

ignore these swinehunds my Polish friend.
Typical markup for me is 17.5%

if I got away 10% I would be mucho happinessski