IfA Minima Debate - THE RESULT

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well then, what should I charge and how -presuming that you accept that self employed archaeologists exist and that they compete with the basic costs of excavation. How do I endeavour to turn this into a price or rate for a job

Bajr rates:

G1 : Training Position) £15,054.00 (£289.00 pw)
G2 : (ie Basic Site Assistant) £16,018.73 (£308.05 pw)
G3 : (ie Site Assistant 2 or Technical 1£17,097.51 (£328.81 pw)
G 3/4 : (ie Senior Site Assistant or Technical 1 or Junior Supervisor ) £17,874.30 (£343.74 pw)
G4 : (ie Technical 2 or Supervisor )£18,657.84 (£358.81 pw)
G 4/5 : (ie Senior Technical / Supervisor / Junior Project Officer )£20,063.26 (£385.83 pw)
G 5 : (ie Specialist 1, or Project Officer SMR Asst. £21,332.86
G 5/6 : (ie Senior Specialist, SMR post and Project Officer or Junior Manager) £24,159.43
G 6 : (ie Specialist 2, Senior SMR Post or Project Manager)£26,795.17
G 7 : (ie Directorial and Senior Management) £34,523.90+

you have got two grades that have something that might do with how much you want the price of a context to excavate to cost. Those positions are not pifas the lowest level of membership but who the ifa want this for

IFA rates

The recommended starting salaries for 2013-14 are increased to

• PIfA-level competence/responsibility: £19,853 - £20,926
  
• AIfA-level competence/responsibility: £29,123 – 31,561
  
• MIfA-level competence/responsibility: £36,552 - £40,276
  

with this mention about the self employed

In 2012 IfA amended its Code of conduct to require its members who are employers (including self-employed) to endeavour to meet or exceed the recommended minima.