Rates in Switzerland

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BlasterBates replied

9 February 2020, 15:51
Originally posted by jf2010 View Post

Hmm.. I have never seen these kind of rates in CHF when compared to similar roles in UK. Would you say this is recent also?

6/7/800 GBP I would have taught would roughly translate to 900 -> 1200 CHF based on similar roles I have been looking at in both places

Indeed, rates have come down since the Swiss Franc appreciated.
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jf2010 replied

9 February 2020, 15:26
Originally posted by BR14 View Post

1200, 1400, 1600 CHF

and don't expect any veg with your stodgy food served by bad tempered feckwits

Hmm.. I have never seen these kind of rates in CHF when compared to similar roles in UK. Would you say this is recent also?

6/7/800 GBP I would have taught would roughly translate to 900 -> 1200 CHF based on similar roles I have been looking at in both places
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Brussels Slumdog replied

9 February 2020, 11:50
The daily rate depends on the exchange rate.In 2008 I was on CHF1100 and in 2011 on CHF 850. The rate today would be CHF 750.
The rates are determined by what German contractors can earn in their own country.

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cojak replied

31 January 2020, 06:11
Originally posted by BR14 View Post

1200, 1400, 1600 CHF

and don't expect any veg with your stodgy food served by bad tempered feckwits

WHS on rates.

They expect you to have the green salad starter. And they’re no different to Londoners.
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Skag replied

30 January 2020, 20:03
So double up. I was told that this was the rule of thumb.

Last edited by Skag; 30 January 2020, 20:05.
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BR14 replied

30 January 2020, 19:59
Originally posted by Skag View Post

How much would you say is the equivalent of daily rates in Swiss?
For 600,700,800 gbp per day in London?

1200, 1400, 1600 CHF

and don't expect any veg with your stodgy food served by bad tempered feckwits
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Skag started a topic Rates in Switzerland

30 January 2020, 19:57
Rates in Switzerland

How much would you say is the equivalent of daily rates in Swiss?
For 600,700,800 gbp per day in London?
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