would you

lkmc01

would you work a full on driving job 5pm to 4am plus 45 minutes each way travelling time to and from work for £70 after deductions but before loss of tax credits and cost to get to work?

74jax

It would depend on the circumstances. As I am now then no. But when I was completely on the breadline an extra 70 a month (I'm assuming you mean month) would have pure joy, so yes I would have.

It all depends on your circumstances now. We can't base of on what you have just wrote.

ohreally

74jax wrote: »

extra 70 a month (I'm assuming you mean month) would have pure joy, so yes I would have.

I read that as £70 a day.

SailorSam

ohreally wrote: »

I read that as £70 a day.

I thought the Op meant £70 per week. ?????

ohreally

OP, you need to clarify your Q.

xapprenticex

I vote week??

Would I be right in assuming that WP or JCP are insisting that you apply for the job described?

Flyonthewall

5pm to 4am would be 11 hours of work so I'd assume it's £70 a day and even that makes it less than minimum wage if over 25 (unless the deductions change that).

SailorSam

Flyonthewall wrote: »

5pm to 4am would be 11 hours of work

Op if Flyomthewall is right, i hope you haven't got a tachograph in the vehicle. Isn't the maximum you can work only 9hrs, and then only if you have a 45min break.

Bogalot

SailorSam wrote: »

Op if Flyomthewall is right, i hope you haven't got a tachograph in the vehicle. Isn't the maximum you can work only 9hrs, and then only if you have a 45min break.

For smaller goods vehicles the maximum is ten hours driving and eleven hours on shift. It's not clear what the OP will be full on driving.

I wonder if this is a self employed role, and what the actual rate is before deductions.

OP's post is pointless with such vague information.