beautifulnails03
Well-Known Member
Okay, I need some advice on working in a salon.
I have been offered a job as a Creative Nail Technician, in a new Sun Salon that has opened. As the man who is offering the job is renting the premises he cannot sub-let, and therefore wants to take a lucrative amount each month. This will be 35% of what I make, as I will be self-employed. They provide a desk with extraction ventilation, and I provide my products.
Does this sound like a good deal to you? Any advice would be greatly appreciated, as I have a meeting with them tomorrow to discuss the full details. I haven't signed anything yet, and I don't intend to until I have the contract checked by my Solicitor, and until I have spoke to my accountant to work out my costs. (I also need to get a solicitor and an accountant tomorrow! So it will be a busy day!)
I asked the Lady who trained me, and she said that it sounds like a good deal, providing I state that if I should leave through any reason, then the clients are mine, and not the Salons. And that I advertise through my own name and not theirs.
I also think that the money I make from selling products should be mine, as it can be my extra way of earning that bit more for myself.
What opinions does anybody have on this? Whether it is good or bad, I don't mind, but any would be appreciated.
Thank You
I have been offered a job as a Creative Nail Technician, in a new Sun Salon that has opened. As the man who is offering the job is renting the premises he cannot sub-let, and therefore wants to take a lucrative amount each month. This will be 35% of what I make, as I will be self-employed. They provide a desk with extraction ventilation, and I provide my products.
Does this sound like a good deal to you? Any advice would be greatly appreciated, as I have a meeting with them tomorrow to discuss the full details. I haven't signed anything yet, and I don't intend to until I have the contract checked by my Solicitor, and until I have spoke to my accountant to work out my costs. (I also need to get a solicitor and an accountant tomorrow! So it will be a busy day!)
I asked the Lady who trained me, and she said that it sounds like a good deal, providing I state that if I should leave through any reason, then the clients are mine, and not the Salons. And that I advertise through my own name and not theirs.
I also think that the money I make from selling products should be mine, as it can be my extra way of earning that bit more for myself.
What opinions does anybody have on this? Whether it is good or bad, I don't mind, but any would be appreciated.
Thank You