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Gav
Korfball.com
United Kingdom
3718 Posts |
 Posted - 10 Jan 2012 : 02:01:02
Poll Question:
If you are aware of how much your club pays your highest paid coach, please answer the survey question below. This should establish an approximation the going rate for general information. I have been asked to advise a few times, and I wonder what the full picture is.Do not post how much specific individuals are being paid! That would be inappropriate, unproductive and deleted.
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Marc
KorfballWorld.com
Netherlands
1753 Posts |
Posted - 10 Jan 2012 : 19:43:05
I don't know if it's common in the UK, but we don't work with an hourly rate, but with a yearly rate.Think different - Korfball |
Fo_DDKC
Hot Prospect
United Kingdom
15 Posts |
Posted - 11 Jan 2012 : 19:02:19
I would also be very interested in how much you pay for travel expenses as well - do you e.g. pay 40p per mile, a train ticket, or a set amount?
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Marc
KorfballWorld.com
Netherlands
1753 Posts |
Posted - 11 Jan 2012 : 23:07:00
In Holland, an all-in yearly rate is common. So you have to pay everything from the money you get.Think different - Korfball |
Gav
Korfball.com
United Kingdom
3718 Posts |
Posted - 12 Jan 2012 : 11:04:49
Here's the government's suggested fuel rates for cars:
http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/cars/advisory_fuel_current.htmAlthough it doesn't include depreciation, tyres, etc.
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andy kirwan 2
Star Player
United Kingdom
158 Posts |
Posted - 12 Jan 2012 : 12:14:05
45p per mile is what i get at work - I think this is the limit set by tax collectors...
Leeds City KC URL: http://leedscitykorfballclub.co.uk
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Steve Barker
KorfballNet.com
USA
2757 Posts |
Posted - 15 Jun 2012 : 23:42:32
if we want to develop the top quality coaches there needs to be as many incentives as possible and in my view they should always get paid even if it is only their out of pocket expenses.We don't hesitate to pay referees yet often clubs are reluctant to pay coaches. And of course the more a club pays the more demanding they can be. It always seemed strange to me that I would get paid for little more than coaching a 2 hour training session at club level but as a national coach, something that took considerably more of my time, I got paid nothing, not even expenses bar one trip to a competition paid each year. Of the 54 coaches who voted it interesting that nearly half say they don't get paid anything. If we want a more professional and effective coaching structure then paying coaches is something that will need to be part of it
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Firefly
Star Player
United Kingdom
165 Posts |
Posted - 17 Jun 2012 : 21:09:17
Our coaches don't get paid anything - however they pay £5 less than the rest of the club on membership fees.My ass maybe dumb,
But I ain't no dumbass. norwichice.co.uk |
Marc
KorfballWorld.com
Netherlands
1753 Posts |
Posted - 10 Jul 2012 : 11:40:08
Rates for selection squads of lower standard classes in Holland (4th - 2nd class) can be between 3.000 and 7.000 Euro yearly.Think different - Korfball |
iandlm
Squad Player
United Kingdom
23 Posts |
Posted - 10 Jul 2012 : 16:02:49
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Here's the government's suggested fuel rates for cars:
http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/cars/advisory_fuel_current.htmAlthough it doesn't include depreciation, tyres, etc.
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These rates are for Company Cars (which are generally lower as there are other tax breaks wrapped up in them), NOT privately owned ones. Mileage rates for non-company car owners are higher.
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Marc
KorfballWorld.com
Netherlands
1753 Posts |
Posted - 10 Jul 2012 : 19:22:19
Count yourselves lucky, here it was 19 Eurocent per km and politics wants to reduce it to 12 Eurocent per km.Think different - Korfball |
Going rate for a club coach (poll)
