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Day Rate (move from Permanent to Fixed Term Contract)

I am in discussions with a potential future employer about a fixed term contract position and have been asked to provide an indication of my day rate.

I am currently employed on a permanent contract, salaried with benefits, and I'm struggling to get my head around working out a fair/reasonable equivalent day rate.

The like for like calculation is relatively straightforward but what allowance, if any, should I make for taking a risk from moving from permanent to a fixed term contract? The industry I am in doesn't typically employ individuals on FTC so there's only so much research I can do online to get a market day rate value.

Anyone got any thoughts on this or other implications of taking a risk moving to a more uncertain employment future?

Cheers

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