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Hairdresser pay rates

Willie Wally · 2005-03-09 17:28:53

Hi, My friends sister is think of becoming a hairdresser, any body know what the wages are like before and after they qualify? Cheers

09-03-2005 5:28pm

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Willie Wally

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Hi,

My friends sister is think of becoming a hairdresser, any body know what the wages are like before and after they qualify?

Cheers

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#2 11-03-2005 1:23pm

Eazy Treacle

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They will start off at the basic wage for the first year or two. She will get her training while she works and it will take at least 4 years to qualify. However, there are no professional qualifications as such in Ireland for hairdressing.

My friend, 10 years experience, though qualified in UK, earns 550 euro a week after tax. Tips on top depending on how good you are.

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#3 13-03-2005 5:51pm

Victor

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Tradition has been that apprentices have to pay salons for work.

There is a registered agreement for hairdressing which sets out the basics.

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