Not sure they will go for travel time.
I'll be looking at about £100 a week petrol bill so if they accepted 25p a mile this makes £162.50 a week.
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Erm, tell em you'll provide fuel at cost, but you want paying for travel time.
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40p / mile will cost them £56
But 70 miles will cost you about £20
If I was the client/agent I'd tell you to F-off.
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bargening tools
Just been offered a potential 3 month gig about 70 miles away from base at an average sort of rate (Agent spouting the economic climate at the moment)
Its going to mean a lot of driving and I am going back to agent and saying I'll accept in principle if they accept mileage at 40p a mile to try to offset the lowish rate.
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