The owner is supplying product (and crappy product at that) bu,t I don't have a
key, they book the appointments, and I don't even know about retail
commissions. She has never discussed any of this stuff. All I know is I
interviewed in February and she hired me because I had 10 yrs experience. I
have been waiting for 2 months, while she worked out all the kinks with
everything, for her to open. She had me come in Saturday and set up my station
so we could open yesterday. Today I walked into the salon and she had the other
table set up for another tech. I had it set up as a drying station. I had
figured the salon has always been busy before and it would be again.
Maybe I have been to carefree about the whole thing. I mean it has definitely
tested my patience and I could have been out looking for another salon. I
wanted to give it a chance because I thought the owner was so great and then
all this stuff happened today.
Michelle
--- On Tue, 4/7/09, Sherry A Hubbard <nailsbyshe...@insightbb.com> wrote:
From: Sherry A Hubbard <nailsbyshe...@insightbb.com>
Subject: NailTech:: Re: Have to get some opinions, please!
To: NailTech@googlegroups.com
Date: Tuesday, April 7, 2009, 9:13 PM
Start looking Michelle. If you are on commission, what do you get for for the
58%?? Do you have to
supply product? Do you have a key to the place? Does someone else book your
appointments?
Do you get commission on retail? Read your state's law on what constitutes
an independent contractor, as you will be responsible for your own taxes. Why
42%?
Sherry H
----- Original Message -----
From: michelle clem <gr8na...@yahoo.com>
Date: Tuesday, April 7, 2009 20:59
Subject: NailTech:: Have to get some opinions, please!
To: NailTech@googlegroups.com
> Ok. So my day at work was little slow. To be expected right? No
> big deal to me. I knew it was going to be a little slow getting
> back into the biz.
> Here's what I didn't expect. I have been waiting for this salon
> to open for 2 months now. I was originally hired as an hourly
> employee. Which I thought was odd but great since I wa on
> unemployment. Now the owner can no longer afford hourly but
> wants to do commission.
> Ok so no big deal, I am used to commission but she only wants to
> pay 42%. Now I have had a license for 12 yrs. and never in the
> whole time have I ever made less than 50%.
> She also wants to bring in a nail tech who has a clientele. Now,
> I am supposed to get the overflow, where before I was going to
> be the only one so I could build a clientele.
> I have waited for 2 months, drive 45 minutes to work, and kinda
> feel like all of a sudden I am getting the shaft some how.
> Can you guys please give me your opinions and recommendations.
> Thanks,
> Michelle
>
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