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You'd have to pay them more then £1500 in there first year , fail to see why we should pay someone for us to train them imho , surely they should be paying us
Because its not fair to expect people to work long days for free. And if You have a good one, to work hard for free. Not to mention all the rubbish your expected to take from co workers as an apprentice.
Because its not fair to expect people to work long days for free. And if You have a good one, to work hard for free. Not to mention all the rubbish your expected to take from co workers as an apprentice.
It's not fair either to spend hours training them so once there qualified to leave and set up on there own , that's part of been an apprentice taking the crap if you can't take it you won't survive in this trade
It's simple: when the apprentice signs-up with you, you place a period of time said apprentice has to stop with your company after he/she is fully trained-up with the proper qualifications.
Sign up no apprentices, lets have a self built skills shortage... That way we can hike up are prices so we can earn as much as people think we do in years to come
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