Advantages of using a Virtual Assistant
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No agency fees
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No National Insurance or pension contributions
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No training costs
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No wasted time spent (coffee breaks, lunch breaks etc.)
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No downtime due to sickness, holidays, etc.
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No office space or equipment required
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No employee benefits
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No employment contracts
What would you pay an experienced, qualified Personal Assistant or Executive Assistant?
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A Personal Assistant can easily expect to earn around £25,000 to £30,000, on top of this figure you also need to include NI contributions, staff benefits, office equipment, insurance, payroll costs, pension contributions, agency hire fees and training costs.
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Your employee would be entitled to added benefits including sick pay, holiday pay, lunch breaks and cigarette breaks. They may take personal calls, do their online shopping or access social media during working hours which is all downtime you are paying them for.
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Wouldn't it be more cost effective to hire a Virtual Assistant?
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When you use Office Support Services you only pay me when you need me.
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I charge you an agreed rate (plus agreed expenses) for the work completed.
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I invoice monthly and payment is required by bank transfer within 7 days of receipt of invoice. ​
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