A while ago I picked up a contract with a local University. 200+ student
flats, I go in one day a week to sort out small repairs. Nice work, only 15
mins away.

The premises manager wants time off between Xmas & New Year and they have
asked me if I could be 'on call' for three days in case of any problems -
quite a few of the students stay over the Xmas break.

I wasn't planning on doing much for those three days, so getting paid for
them sounds good.

I've never been in the 'on call' situation before. I think standard
procedure is to charge a fee for being 'on call' and then a fee if actually
called out?

Any ideas on what is paid in percentage terms?


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Dave - The Medway Handyman
www.medwayhandyman.co.uk