Self-employed bricklayers see wages rocket in July

By Daniel Gayne2022-08-24T06:00:00

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Annual pay growth of self-employed tradespeople outstrips employed peers

Self-employed bricklayers saw the biggest increase in the size of their pay packets in July, with average weekly rates up 9.3% to £927.

Across construction, labour rates for freelance tradespeople increased by 3.5% to £953 last month, according to data from payroll firm Hudson Contract.

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