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Crazycake · 27/03/2013 05:39

I've always charged time and a half on bank holidays if I work it and normal price if I don't. My parents have always stayed with their children and I've been payed as normal. This morning one of my parents have said they need to send their child on Friday for a couple of hours as he has 'a few things to do' Hmm
I normally charge £40 per day as I have him from 5.30am, should I go ahead and charge £60 (time and a half) or is that too much because
A) I've only just been told and was looking forward to the bank holiday off.
B) I know that his dads not in work (mum told me) and feel he wants a few hours to himself.

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TheDoctrineOfSnatch · 29/03/2013 17:33

Yy - say you can have him for the full day at time and a half as per your contract, or not at all. They are paying £40 anyway so it's only an extra £20, not an extra £60.

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