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Survey Companies - Not subject to National Minimum Wage?
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I know we all like the extra income from completing surveys.
Why aren't they subject to the National Minimum Wage?
Some companies seem to be taking the mick for the time required to complete a survey and what they pay you for completing them!
Why aren't they subject to the National Minimum Wage?
Some companies seem to be taking the mick for the time required to complete a survey and what they pay you for completing them!
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I know we all like the extra income from completing surveys.
Why aren't they subject to the National Minimum Wage?
Some companies seem to be taking the mick for the time required to complete a survey and what they pay you for completing them!
Are you employed by any of the companies?
No? Then why would they pay you NMW?
It’s really not that difficult.0 -
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I know we all like the extra income from completing surveys.
Why aren't they subject to the National Minimum Wage?
Some companies seem to be taking the mick for the time required to complete a survey and what they pay you for completing them!
Just don't use sites that pay so little, the better sites are £1 per 5 mins or more while sites like swagbucks (that host surveys for other sites) it can take over 50 minutes to get a £1.
(With a proper site I recently completed a diary type survey that paid the equivalent of £80 an hour)0
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