Re: paying ourselves for work | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Ian Higginbottom (Ian.Higginbottom![]() |
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Date: Wed, 9 Nov 94 18:20 CST |
>Here is a question that keeps coming up in MoCoCo-Mpls: should we >hire ourselves to do work on the project?. >Any experience or suggestions out there? > >Monika Stumpf, Monterey Co-Housing, Minneapolis, dept [at] math.umn.edu > Cascade Cohousing is also dealing with this issue at the moment so I will relate my thoughts. It seems to me that in the case that a job is well defined and the member(s) who wish to do it have put in at least the agreed quota of common work hours then it is reasonable to pay them. A case for payment might also be made where a job is done outside of usual working-bee times, needs to be done quickly or the group really dosn't want to add it to the common works schedule. It would seem to me to be a strange twist if the group could not agree to pay a member and then had to pay outside contractors to do a job. I also feel that only if there was some special skill or other special reason should members who have not put in above the average number of common works hours be paid. Ian Higginbottom Cascade Cohousing
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