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Rapudox
#1 Posted : Friday, February 28, 2014 1:47:06 PM
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Hi Wazuans,
Am working on a business plan. What are the salary ranges for:

1)Receptionists??.....is 10-12K Kshs/month realistic?

2)Hiring security guards..??...8-9K/month

3) Fitness trainers for a fitness studio..??...20- 30K Kshs/month..??

4) Physiotherapist...??? 30-35K Kshs/ month

are these figures too high??

Thanks a lot for your input
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PeterReborn
#2 Posted : Friday, February 28, 2014 2:36:06 PM
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Rapudox wrote:
Hi Wazuans,
Am working on a business plan. What are the salary ranges for:

1)Receptionists??.....is 10-12K Kshs/month realistic?

2)Hiring security guards..??...8-9K/month

3) Fitness trainers for a fitness studio..??...20- 30K Kshs/month..??

4) Physiotherapist...??? 30-35K Kshs/ month

are these figures too high??

Thanks a lot for your input


Are these salaries gross or net?If its an actual BP that you need to give to investors,then you may want to increase these salaries due to the prudence concept.
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poundfoolish
#3 Posted : Friday, February 28, 2014 2:51:14 PM
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Rapudox wrote:
Hi Wazuans,
Am working on a business plan. What are the salary ranges for:

1)Receptionists??.....is 10-12K Kshs/month realistic?

2)Hiring security guards..??...8-9K/month

3) Fitness trainers for a fitness studio..??...20- 30K Kshs/month..??

4) Physiotherapist...??? 30-35K Kshs/ month

are these figures too high??

Thanks a lot for your input


Too high?

Is that gross or net kwanza? Have you factored in tax and other statutory deductions NSSF NHIF medical cover, pension?
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Rapudox
#4 Posted : Friday, February 28, 2014 2:52:01 PM
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@PeterReborn...actually gross. BTW, am not doing it professionally. The plan is for my own project.
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PeterReborn
#5 Posted : Friday, February 28, 2014 3:07:58 PM
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Rapudox wrote:
@PeterReborn...actually gross. BTW, am not doing it professionally. The plan is for my own project.

If it is gross then they are on the lower side.If you factor in tax,nssf,nhif and other deductions the net amounts are very little.
The other factor you have to compare is whether it is an international or local companies and also the size of the organisation.
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Swenani
#6 Posted : Friday, February 28, 2014 3:23:15 PM
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Rapudox wrote:
Hi Wazuans,
Am working on a business plan. What are the salary ranges for:

1)Receptionists??.....is 10-12K Kshs/month realistic?

2)Hiring security guards..??...8-9K/month

3) Fitness trainers for a fitness studio..??...20- 30K Kshs/month..??

4) Physiotherapist...??? 30-35K Kshs/ month

are these figures too high??

Thanks a lot for your input


1.Receptionist:20-25K
2.Security guards:10K
3.Fitness trainer:It depends with the qualification and professionalism kama ni wa makongeni,bahati/land mawe -20-30K is okay.
4.Physiotherapist:You better have them as part time

The above figures are exclusive of employers NSSF contributions, leave days,medical among other benefits

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Rapudox
#7 Posted : Friday, February 28, 2014 3:29:47 PM
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@Swenani, Peter...thanks a lot. At least I have an idea now.
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PeterReborn
#8 Posted : Friday, February 28, 2014 3:47:43 PM
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Rapudox wrote:
@Swenani, Peter...thanks a lot. At least I have an idea now.

Karibu @Rapudox
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vky
#9 Posted : Sunday, March 02, 2014 1:43:30 PM
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i agree with @swenani, fitness trainers with formal recognized qualifications will cost you, i have level 3 personal trainer qualifications from UK and when i am there i charge £20 per hour working with a group of 5 - 10 people, but if you opt for a trainer with no qualifications what you have quoted is adequate, for the physio hiyo pesa ni kidogo
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