Your r' soul?

no amount would make be bend over

Afternoon all, thanks for the feedback. We tried to be clear in our advert exactly what would be expected so not to sell the position as something it is not. We are keen to not waste peoples time but perhaps we would have been better to explain that although the supervisor aspects of the role are accurate it would only be a small part of the role increasing in line with company growth as could wages inline with this.

Maybe competent install engineer looking to take the next step in their career would have been a better job role title/way of approaching it. What do you think?

 

FYI The position does not include call out.

while no call will appeal to some how much overtime/bonus/reward scheme etc thats what most will want to know id guess

The service engineers only do call in some companies, perhaps this is the same?

I would estimate overtime could be in the region of 10K based on a 26k basic if it was wanted. 

The service engineers only do call in some companies, perhaps this is the same?

In larger co's maybe but rds has stated they are a small local co and if you offer the promise of no call and your needed and refuse that will cause friction in a smaller co id expect everyone to chip in when and where needed want to work to rules and your t&cs join a national

I work for a local and install engineers have to do call out.

Whats in the advert is similar to what I do except basic pay (i would want at least another 6k, call out and hours. I have a working day and any thing out side is overtime

I need to move South!!

I thought 26k was reasonable before reading the comments. I'm in the SE in a small firm

I can see where your coming from ref the call out guys but the position will definitely have no call out. If it was ever to change or if we needed help with call out we would ask and take no for an answer. That's the beauty of a small firm I guess staff are respected and appreciated, not just a number.

RSHAW if you don't mind me asking, what's your take on the offered package?