November 11, 200519 yr journeyman welder working in a fab shop in this small town i live in. making on average 20.00 an hour full time. trained in SMAW, GMAW, TIG, oxy fuel,etc...
November 11, 200519 yr Hardwere surplus manager oly WA 12.35$ an hour plus 10% branch profits (like 10$ a month lol) its a lame job but money is money. 12.35 is more than what most noobs like me make but i think its pretty good
November 11, 200519 yr i work nightfill at a supermarket $18-20 bux an hour easy job but boring just stacking shelves and slashing boxes but the end of the shift im usually really tired, and ill be shoving chip packets on the shelves crushing them all lol
November 11, 200519 yr Author Quote MasterVampire']i work nightfill at a supermarket $18-20 bux an hour easy job but boring just stacking shelves and slashing boxes but the end of the shift im usually really tired, and ill be shoving chip packets on the shelves crushing them all lol Yeah back in highschool I worked at a supermarket. I only lasted like a month. lol
November 11, 200519 yr zoomah said: lol there is many lies in this thread, i specially like the one with a private school teacher getting 30$ per hour. they get like 15 per hour. haehae :O_o: Jesus, are people really this ignorant? Public school teachers make better than $15 an hour, jackass. Teachers don't get paid during the summer, they work about 200 days a year, most places (shcool is in session 180 days a year in most U.S. public school districts). $15 an hour at a full time, year-round job is $30K a year, which is a LOW yearly salary for a public school teacher, who does NOT work year-round, full time hours. $60K a year is a moderate salary for a private school teacher who ONLY works the "normal" school year (and is LOW for a boarding school teacher)...and I've known of private schools that paid twice that for the teachers they specifically headhunted. $30 an hour is a pretty low wage for one who only works the "normal" school year (it works out to $48K per year, which is a normal salary for a high school teacher in some U.S. public school districts)
November 11, 200519 yr deathdoor1 said: I R WORK IN SWAETSHOPS I GETY PAID 25¢/ HUOR rofl can i buy some wow gold? accept dollars?
November 12, 200519 yr Quote PsychoBud']Jesus, are people really this ignorant? Public school teachers make better than $15 an hour, jackass. Teachers don't get paid during the summer, they work about 200 days a year, most places (shcool is in session 180 days a year in most U.S. public school districts). $15 an hour at a full time, year-round job is $30K a year, which is a LOW yearly salary for a public school teacher, who does NOT work year-round, full time hours. $60K a year is a moderate salary for a private school teacher who ONLY works the "normal" school year (and is LOW for a boarding school teacher)...and I've known of private schools that paid twice that for the teachers they specifically headhunted. $30 an hour is a pretty low wage for one who only works the "normal" school year (it works out to $48K per year, which is a normal salary for a high school teacher in some U.S. public school districts) most teachers contracts that sign them on with the school pays them over the summer i dont know if the pay is different from what they make during the school year but i know they do get paid something. most still get a part time job
November 12, 200519 yr sysfailur said: most teachers contracts that sign them on with the school pays them over the summer i dont know if the pay is different from what they make during the school year but i know they do get paid something. most still get a part time job I'm aware of that, sysfailure, but the contracts also state that, while their paychecks are to be spaced every X period, they are being paid for the work they perform during the school year, and are not under obligation to the school board during the summers, nor outside school hours (this is what allows them to pick up summer jobs without violating their contracts, or to tutor on their own time, so long as it doesn't interfere with their contractual obligations) In short, they're paid salary all year long for working 200~ days per year. I've held jobs like that, myself, where my "salary" was paid every two weeks, but I was only expected to be available for the job during peak season (reserve pay as a ski patrol S&R team member, back in the day...and the pay sucked, but, for a 16 year old, an extra $50 a month, and discounted lift tickets when you're not on call (free when you're on call and on site) are a pretty heavy inducement)
November 12, 200519 yr I work as a contractor for a division of Lockheed-Martin. $23.85/hr $35.00/hr for overtime. Compared to the pizza delivery I was doing last year, I'd say it's a slight improvement.
November 12, 200519 yr chozo_ninpo said: I work as a contractor for a division of Lockheed-Martin. $23.85/hr $35.00/hr for overtime. Compared to the pizza delivery I was doing last year, I'd say it's a slight improvement. OT would work out to $35.78
November 12, 200519 yr Chaos-Reaver said: I work at Bestbuy MWAHAHAAHHAHA:dfinger: the best place to go no where in life incredibly fast! besides uber discount free e3 tickets 4tw my job licks gaping assholes because i deal with sand ******s and cambodians all day Circuit City pays better, Best Buy wanted to pay me 7/hr CC pays me 10.50/HR as a pc tech
November 12, 200519 yr Quote PsychoBud']I'm aware of that, sysfailure, but the contracts also state that, while their paychecks are to be spaced every X period, they are being paid for the work they perform during the school year, and are not under obligation to the school board during the summers, nor outside school hours (this is what allows them to pick up summer jobs without violating their contracts, or to tutor on their own time, so long as it doesn't interfere with their contractual obligations) In short, they're paid salary all year long for working 200~ days per year. I've held jobs like that, myself, where my "salary" was paid every two weeks, but I was only expected to be available for the job during peak season (reserve pay as a ski patrol S&R team member, back in the day...and the pay sucked, but, for a 16 year old, an extra $50 a month, and discounted lift tickets when you're not on call (free when you're on call and on site) are a pretty heavy inducement) ah ok thanks for clearing that up for me my bad :)
November 13, 200519 yr sysfailur said: ah ok thanks for clearing that up for me my bad :) no "bad" about it, man...was an EXCELLENT point, and probably a source of confusion for people who weren't aware of all the different types of pay contracts out there...and there are some pretty bizarre ones available in certain industries (computer consultants, for instance, might have a single yearly fee paid to keep them on retainer, to guarentee availability, and then ahve "additional fees" paid on a "per job" basis for any work they actually end up doing...talk about a weird contract..."we'll pay you once a year, to make sure that IF we need you, you'll come running, then we'll pay you again, if you actually have to come running")
November 13, 200519 yr Quote PsychoBud']Jesus, are people really this ignorant? Public school teachers make better than $15 an hour, jackass. Teachers don't get paid during the summer, they work about 200 days a year, most places (shcool is in session 180 days a year in most U.S. public school districts). $15 an hour at a full time, year-round job is $30K a year, which is a LOW yearly salary for a public school teacher, who does NOT work year-round, full time hours. $60K a year is a moderate salary for a private school teacher who ONLY works the "normal" school year (and is LOW for a boarding school teacher)...and I've known of private schools that paid twice that for the teachers they specifically headhunted. $30 an hour is a pretty low wage for one who only works the "normal" school year (it works out to $48K per year, which is a normal salary for a high school teacher in some U.S. public school districts) they dont in denmark. teacher is a very low payed job here.
November 13, 200519 yr Quote z00mah']they dont in denmark. teacher is a very low payed job here. It's a low paid job here, too (public school teacher)...$30K a year here isn't enough to live off of decently, considering the average 2 BR apartment is around $1000 a month, and the average house payment is well over $1200 a month...hell, CAR payments, on a new car, are usually $350-$450 a month, and full coverage car insurance (required for any car you're making payments on) is around $100 a month. $30K a year works out to $2500 a month, pre-tax, and you're gonna lose at leats 10% to "non tax" federal garnishments, regardless, and the lowest withholding for taxes I've seen is about 7%, so, at best, someone working a $30K a year job brings home $2,075 a month, in cash, spends near half of that on rent or house payment, then has a used car (can't afford a new one), insurance, food, electric, and such to pay...I couldn't live off that little, if I tried, if I was the only income in the house...as is, our basic bills eat up more than $3K a month, and I bought my cars and house for cash money, so I don't have the massive payments most people have, plus I save quite a bit of money on groceries between hunting and having a friend who owns a "gentleman's ranch" raising meat animals for me.
November 13, 200519 yr I work at the fruit markets packing fruit only on sundays due to school, and thus double pay, which means 18 bucks an hour, for 6-7 hours
November 13, 200519 yr Quote PsychoBud']It's a low paid job here, too (public school teacher)...$30K a year here isn't enough to live off of decently, considering the average 2 BR apartment is around $1000 a month, and the average house payment is well over $1200 a month...hell, CAR payments, on a new car, are usually $350-$450 a month, and full coverage car insurance (required for any car you're making payments on) is around $100 a month. $30K a year works out to $2500 a month, pre-tax, and you're gonna lose at leats 10% to "non tax" federal garnishments, regardless, and the lowest withholding for taxes I've seen is about 7%, so, at best, someone working a $30K a year job brings home $2,075 a month, in cash, spends near half of that on rent or house payment, then has a used car (can't afford a new one), insurance, food, electric, and such to pay...I couldn't live off that little, if I tried, if I was the only income in the house...as is, our basic bills eat up more than $3K a month, and I bought my cars and house for cash money, so I don't have the massive payments most people have, plus I save quite a bit of money on groceries between hunting and having a friend who owns a "gentleman's ranch" raising meat animals for me. Good point. I'm glad the only bills I have is phones/internet and food. We spend about $300-$400 a month on food and between 120,000 and 240,000 won a month for the house phone/internet and two cell phones.
