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Pay rate for farm help?

cowmilk · 2012-02-01 21:19:11

I am hoping to work on a farm of 100+ dairy cows as farm help. What rate of pay should I expect?

01-02-2012 10:19pm

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cowmilk

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I am hoping to work on a farm of 100+ dairy cows as farm help. What rate of pay should I expect?

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#2 01-02-2012 11:39pm

charityboy

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10 euro an hour would be good money these days ,what you expect and what you get will probably depend on what you can do ,i have had lads that were not worth a fiver an hour and have had lads that got 15 an hour

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#3 02-02-2012 9:26am

cowmilk

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Experienced in most things. This place is just on a bigger scale than what I am used to.

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#4 02-02-2012 11:01am

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maybe start on x with a rise after a month if they are happy with your work

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#5 02-02-2012 7:36pm

cowmilk

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whelan1 wrote: »

maybe start on x with a rise after a month if they are happy with your work

Iam liking that. I think its sensible for all concerned.

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