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| | From: ccsalon (Original Message) | Sent: 8/19/2006 12:16 PM |
hey any salon owners on board? I have owned a salon for 30 years . I would like to discuss employee problems with other salon owners. anyone available? |
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Nope not a salon owner yet, planning on being one in 5-7 years. If you need to vent, myself and I know everyone else here is very helpful and supportive........feel free to let us know what your problems are....... |
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Candice is right, feel free to vent! I'm sure everyone has had the same problems with employees you are having, and handled them or seen them handled one way or the other. |
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| | From: ccsalon | Sent: 8/29/2006 1:35 AM |
thanks for the message. my problem is station rentals vs salon employees. I have both in my salon. Should the employees be required to make appointments for the station rentals if they are not at work everyday? Help, open for suggestions |
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I'm no salon owner, but my personal opionion is it all depends on how you chose to set your salon up in first place. Are station renters required to make appointments for the employees? Are the renters allowed to take walk ins? If the answer is yes to both, then I think in turn, the employees should make appointments for the renters, just common courtesy. However, my take on booth renting is that renters should have their own phone line, whether in the salon or cell phone, and make their own appointments. They are independant contractors not working for you, make their own income, and paying their own taxes. If the situation is becoming a problem with employess, then maybe it's time to rethink your salon policies. Of course, this is just my opinion. |
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I am assuming that you are referring to your receptionists.....or employees that handle the phone calls, and clients are asking for appointments with the people who are renting from you...........I think if your employees are doing so, then the renters should pay them an hourly rate on top of their rent. In way the receptionist are employed by you and the renters, so they should make a wage by both "employers". Or raise the rent. I don't think it's fair, for your employees to work for the renters for nothing though. I wish NJ had booth renting, it seems hairdressers can make more money that way. Here in NJ, the standard pay is 50/50 commission. 60/40 if your lucky. I am currently assisting for a stylist who has a 3,500-4,000 book every week, and he keeps 70% and pays the owner 30%. I read an earlier post that 150-200 a week is a fair price to pay rent. I wish! Receptionists make 8-12 an hour. Shampoo assistants make 8-10 an hour plus tips. |
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