cashie jobs - hrly rate
- Thread starter BMan
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$25 in the hand
I wonder if the ATO crawls the internet for certain phrases. 
I wonder if the ATO crawls the internet for certain phrases.
They got bigger fish to fry.
I wonder if the ATO crawls the internet for certain phrases.
You never know who is reading what you write on here.
Someone asked a question not too long ago about trying to get away with something dodgy that directly related to my govt job. I found the responses quite amusing as everyone was saying 'they'll never know'.
nothing wrong with a cashie , it's the australian way.
i wouldnt say offer. its what i received
Really?? The Australian way.If we all thought like that what a wonderful 3rd world country this would be.
If your overtime rate is $30 and your normal rate is $20 I think you should have been given somewhere between that.
It was overtime so you would have (presumably) cleared $20 if paid normally. But you didn't have to pay tax so I think $25 would be fair for both parties. He saves $5, you save $5 (on the surface). But he's still better off, saving super etc).
Your boss is definitely the winner here.
Bosses have lost their jobs for this type of thing. Worth it??
It was overtime so you would have (presumably) cleared $20 if paid normally. But you didn't have to pay tax so I think $25 would be fair for both parties. He saves $5, you save $5 (on the surface). But he's still better off, saving super etc).
Your boss is definitely the winner here.
Bosses have lost their jobs for this type of thing. Worth it??
People that try to do the right thing and slip up once get done for this sort of thing.
The ones that do it all the time get away with it.
So my husband says
.nice to see others opinions, imo
under $20 - can see what sort of a boss they are
$20 should be bare minimum - OT minus tax which normally is about your base wage
$25-30 would be fair - you both make a gain
$30+ would be great, shows they acknowledge that you come in on your day off to help them out so willing to give you that bit extra (there still making good money aswell)
$30 as overtime (not cashie) would be fine too as you both were happy with it to start with.
id just do it as OT but they insist on cashies for small jobs on the weekend
and you can see why, you end up worse out of it on just the hourly rate not including anything else
i can understand doing mates rates if you were helping a mate out and getting under your base rate
under $20 - can see what sort of a boss they are
$20 should be bare minimum - OT minus tax which normally is about your base wage
$25-30 would be fair - you both make a gain
$30+ would be great, shows they acknowledge that you come in on your day off to help them out so willing to give you that bit extra (there still making good money aswell)
$30 as overtime (not cashie) would be fine too as you both were happy with it to start with.
id just do it as OT but they insist on cashies for small jobs on the weekend
and you can see why, you end up worse out of it on just the hourly rate not including anything else
i can understand doing mates rates if you were helping a mate out and getting under your base rate
This is how I'd proceed as well.
