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Questions from companies

What does it cost to hire?

Posting, browsing and unlocking a contact are free at present. Anyone you unlock stays yours.

How fast do I hear back?

Crew are emailed the moment you confirm the job. Most replies land the same day. Invites expire after 24 hours so your shortlist stays current.

Who covers insurance?

You do, as the hirer, the same as any casual labour you engage directly. CrewPool is not the employer. Specialist trades often carry their own cover, so ask when you ring.

What if someone doesn't show?

Mark it on your job page. It is a record of what hirers tell us, not a judgement from CrewPool. Repeated reported no-shows mean someone stops being put forward.

Are tickets and certificates checked?

No. Crew declare them themselves. You must see the actual card or ticket before anyone operates plant or works at height. Right to work is your check too.

What one day costs

One person, one 10-hour day. The agency figure is a typical rate card of £19 to £25 an hour, and this uses £22. The £15 is an example crew rate. Examples, not quotes.
	Typical agency	CrewPool
Who sets the rate	The agency rate card	You and the crew member
Who pays the worker	The agency	You, direct
You pay for the day	£220 at £22 an hour	£150 at £15 an hour
Worker gets	Less than you pay	What you agree with them
Introduction fee	Inside the rate card	£0 at present