She's the owner of the business with her husband. She could charge more if she wished, I expected her prices to have gone up but she's chosen not to for now.katy wrote: ↑Tue Jun 09, 2020 11:54 amPoverty wages when they have to pay for rent, equipment etcFree at Last wrote: ↑Tue Jun 09, 2020 11:15 amNo, my hairdresser hasn't raised the prices either. It was the same a few years ago when the rate of IVA was increased from 10% to 21%, the hairdressers didn't pass on the increased cost to customers.Wicksey wrote: ↑Tue Jun 09, 2020 9:48 am
My hairdresser opened on 4 May. When I went the other week she said that she could now allow one other person in to wait, keeping their social distance. She did everything you describe above, but she hasn't raised her prices to cover the extra costs and work. Still only 10€ for a wash and cut I'm still surprised that we opened our hairdressers comparatively quickly after such a strict lockdown.
Nerja was still very quiet today. Hardly anything open much. I expect the weekends will be busier with travel between provinces now allowed.
We had a light lunch out today. My OH is convinced the owner grabbed a handful of salad out of the bowl to put on our plates He wore gloves but he had handled everything .... money (as they don't take cards), the cloth that was constantly used to wipe the counter tops etc. I could not believe he handled the salad without tongs but my OH is sure of what he saw. We later watched him use the till, handle money, pick up a note that had fallen on the floor then handle a slice of pie and put it into a bag for a customer. Not good practice, even without Covid