1/20 of an hour
1 hour = 60 minutes
1/12 of an hour
Half of an hour = 1/2 hour...(1) Hours in a day = 24 hours and 1 hour = 1/24 day...(2) From the above two results, we get Half of an hour = (1/2)/24 day = 1/48 day
There are: 1 hour = 3600 seconds
The length of a massage can be measured in minutes, as in event massage or chair massage. And it can be in hourly increments. The most common is one hour, though an hour and a half is also popular. In some places, they also offer a 2 hour massage. The longest professional massage I personally have experienced was almost 2 1/2 hours long in Thailand.
Not much about 5 pounds an hour.
Massage therapists often set their own pricing for their services. People will pay up to $100 an hour for a massage.
The standard across the country is a dollar a minute, or $60 per hour.
It depends on where you live. The college responsible for governing massage therapists in your province/state (CMTO in Ontario) has set guidelines for fees. example? Toronto - 80$ an hour Barrie - 65$ an hour
Rates for a one hour massage vary throughout the US. In general, the current going average is $60 per hour. Please remember that a one hour massage requires about one hour of prep work and post session follow up work, so a one hour massage really takes two hours. If you are working for someone else, they will do this for you. So, in effect, you are only making about $30 an hour.
like 17 dollars an hour its good moiney (ed. actually it varies depending on education and experience. A good, simple, relaxation massage can generate about 25.00 an hour. specialization such as "Reiki", "Rolfing", or Rehabilitative massage can bring in anywhere from 40.00 to 70.00 an hour. As in all fields the income is proportional to the education and skill.)
I have a friend who is a licensed massage therapist and he gets 40 dollars per hour. He has his own business cards that he hands out and sometimes he works for salons.
15 an hour plus 10% on commision on retail, plus tips
there are 60 minutes in an hour
in Hawaii it's between $13 to $16 an hour, After calculating the cost of living in Hawaii it's about $4.00 an hour, Hawaii's for the rich folks.
They make about $25 and up for a half hour and about $50 and up for an hour