Sentences with phrase «done on an hourly rate»

All of the firms on the panel would be required to quote fixed fees for specific projects, with no work done on an hourly rate.

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The 2.9 % rise in December average hourly earnings «might put a little bit more pressure on the Fed to accelerate the path [of interest rate hikes], but I really don't think it's going to be that significant a push,» said Dan North, chief economist at Euler Hermes North America.

«The price of tilapia doesn't care if you're getting married in January, or on a Thursday, and people who get hourly wages get paid the same rate regardless of what time of the year or day of the week it is.»

The February report, however, did contain some less encouraging news on wages, with average hourly earnings weaker than forecast, sliding 0.1 % month - on - month compared with January's 0.5 % expansion, and the annual rate falling 0.3 % from the previous month to 2.2 %.

If you are looking to generate more income, don't focus so much on how much you are spending, but instead on your net profit and hourly rate.

He did, however, reiterate his opposition to the $ 15 - an - hour wage, saying it has «no basis in economics» and stressing that he has been approached by multiple groups and constituents urging him to vote «no» on another hourly rate hike — should one make it to the floor.

«We don't promote one form of compensation over another; however, if somebody is advertising themselves as «fee - only,» while they may receive those fees on an hourly basis, a flat rate, or as a percentage of assets, they can not receive compensation from anyone else.

I have Ad revenue that I pay taxes on as Misc income on a schedule C. I also do freelance web development for a hourly rate, and hold a W2 job.

[and] the number I come up with in my own mind as representing «value» is still based at least in part on my own assumptions of the blended hourly rate of the combined legal team on a project and the time I think it will take them to do the job in question.

But, as time went on, I realized two things: (1) my clients actually didn't expect flat fees, so they weren't disappointed when I didn't offer them anymore; and (2) I started to value my services more and became more confident in not only my hourly rate but my skills.

Plaintiff did not submit any billing records, but relied on six charts showing the litigation phases coupled with hourly rates / total hours for each working professional.

Though I don't take issue with marking up contract lawyer fees, I do think that some rule of reason should apply and that firms shouldn't be able to pass on to clients three or four times a contract lawyer's hourly rate.

It's interesting that law firms are one of the only businesses left doing work on hourly rates.

I have a number of clients that we've moved completely off hourly rates across all practice areas and by doing so, my clients save on average between 20 and 40 percent on their total legal spend.

As these practice areas slowly get devoured it's taken more and more away from the firm's that are doing that bread and butter work on an hourly rate.

For that matter, the quality of advocacy does not presuppose a fee based on an hourly rate at all, rather than some other basis for compensation.

For certain things like employee handbooks, they may already kind of be doing it on a flat - fee basis sort of, because they've realized that their clients only want to pay so much for it, or it generally takes X amount of time and that times my hourly rate is Y amount, so I'm just going to quote them that.

Will I do that as readily — pursue footnotes or check on a Key Number reference — if I have to incur Westlaw charges, in addition to my hourly rate?

Do you work on an hourly rate or on a monthly fee?

By far the most common way to do so is on an hourly basis with a fixed hourly rate for each professional in the firm, with time customarily kept to the nearest tenth of an hour.

If you're worried about gender disparity and things like that, I definitely suggest pulling some data from your area based on what is the average salary that somebody in this position is making or what's the hourly wage rate, and that will help give you some guidance on am I in the ballpark, am I out of the ballpark, and then from there if you have a sliding scale, if you're starting at $ 50,000 and they could potentially earn up to $ 62,000, what does that scale look like, what are the qualifications that will have them making $ 50,000 versus $ 62,000 and just being really super clear like education if they have a Masters Degree versus a 4 - year degree, or they have a PhD versus a Masters Degree, how does that impact pay.

Professor Martin Chalkley has been analysing complex LSC data for this process as the Bar strives to find a scheme which allows the ablest barristers to undertake these difficult cases; on a fee basis which does not contain what the Bar describes as «perverse incentives» and not on an hourly rate; and which delivers within budget.

Moreover, most clients do not consider discounts or blended hourly rates as alternative fees because they still rely on the billable hour as a metric.

While there are times when reliance on the bright, sparkly firm is needed (i.e., niche company work), solely relying on outside law firms comes with downsides — namely the sizeable hourly rates and the oft unnecessary hours of research that may need to be done and the multiple hands (i.e., the education of associates) that touch each matter.

«When billing, provide enough details to justify the figures — work done, dates done, time spent on each aspect, hourly rate» says Senior Costs Judge Gordon - Saker.

Most law firms do not list their hourly rates on their websites.

And lawyers should ask themselves what the best use of their hourly rate is: searching for information on the internet, or doing the substantive legal work that results from this information?

A limited scope retainer means you retain me as your agent on an hourly rate to do a particular task while at the same time you remain self - represented.

An attorney in a civil case who charges an hourly rate may contract with an out - of - state company to draft a brief provided the attorney is competent to review the work, remains ultimately responsible for the final work product filed with the court by the attorney on behalf of the client, the attorney does not charge an unconscionable fee, client confidences and secrets are protected, and there is no conflict of interest between the client and the contracting entity.

Depending on the industry in which you work and the type of work you need to have done, freelancer pricing can vary from an hourly rate to a per - word rate to a project rate.

This is done on an hourly basis, and the rates are negotiable with interested parties.

Therefore, you don't want to just divide your former salary into an hourly rate and add on gas.

Divorce attorneys charge hourly rates of $ 75 to $ 400, depending on the type of work done, or flat fees varying from about $ 200 for filing a motion to $ 10,000 - $ 25,000 for handling all aspects of a divorce.

We charge the same rates per hour for clinical supervision as we do for therapy (you will find that most reputable supervisors charge based on their hourly clinical rate as well.)

If you're earning, say, an average of $ 100 per hour, why invest time into labouring on the more mundane aspects of life when you could hire someone else to do it at an hourly rate of $ 20?

Agents just don't figure their hourly rate in the selling process, based on income earned and weekly real estate time.

However, sector - specific data on changes in average hourly earnings for assisted living properties, as tracked and monitored by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, do show upward pressure on wage rates.

If you utilize their services wisely and don't ask them to show you 50 homes and you are planning on doing the majority of the searching yourself (most buyers do), then consider offering them a flat fee or an hourly rate.