Council to consider regulating vacation rentals

[TomK]

Thanks. I know it's not scientific, but it indicates a hotel supervisor for housekeeping might get $20 an hour. That's not a lot of money for a job that requires management skills. On the other hand, the jobs for private rentals look much higher, but they are part-time and bet they don't include health insurance.

No matter, surely these aren't jobs families want their kids to aspire to? Well, I hope not. I understand there are families for whom this may be the only option, but it's not sustainable while the rest of the western world gets on with it.