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Hi,
I would like to know what a reasonable hourly wage in South African Rand would be for a South African, living in South Africa, who is in their fourties and has graduated from university (in IT in this case). I'd also like to know what is a reasonable wage for a days work for such a person.
The person's already done a job for me, which should have taking, maybe, 5 hours to do, and i paid him $50, which worked out to be about 388 Rand.
I, myself, am not a South African - i'm British and live in the Uk. I'm doing business with this person who lives in South Africa, and wanted to know a fair amount to pay them.
I met this person on an international business website, and for me (and most employers who use such sites) a major benefit is to get jobs done for much cheaper than we would get them done in our own countries.
However, as much as i want my jobs done for as cheap as possible, i don't want to exploit anybody.
Yours answers would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Oputa
I would like to know what a reasonable hourly wage in South African Rand would be for a South African, living in South Africa, who is in their fourties and has graduated from university (in IT in this case). I'd also like to know what is a reasonable wage for a days work for such a person.
The person's already done a job for me, which should have taking, maybe, 5 hours to do, and i paid him $50, which worked out to be about 388 Rand.
I, myself, am not a South African - i'm British and live in the Uk. I'm doing business with this person who lives in South Africa, and wanted to know a fair amount to pay them.
I met this person on an international business website, and for me (and most employers who use such sites) a major benefit is to get jobs done for much cheaper than we would get them done in our own countries.
However, as much as i want my jobs done for as cheap as possible, i don't want to exploit anybody.
Yours answers would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Oputa