Re: Per Hour Charge

["Jim" <alarminex@xxxxxxx>]

Everywhere Man wrote:
> $15 to $40 is what the employee grosses but nowhere near the rate the
> customer is charged. You need to add liability, workman's comp, rent,
> telephone, electric, equipment, unemployment insurance, vehicle
> insurance, gas, tolls, parking, auto repairs, etc etc etc, and then
> that dreaded thing called PROFIT.
>
> Trying to go the hourly rate avenue will always cost you more. Offer
> someone an hourly wage and they will be there forever.
> Pay someone by the job and you'll have a hard time remembering what
> they looked like because they will be gone before you know it.
>
> Think of it this way......if attorneys charged by the case rather than
> by the hour we wouldn't know Johnny Cochran from Johnny Walker, F.Lee
> Bailey from Beetle Bailey, or Doug Rader from Robert bAss (anyone
> notice the vast amount of disturbing similarities between those two?).
>
>
Who's Robert bAss?

Is he the guy that died a while ago?