titan1021
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- Northern California
Considering doing some hiring and was wondering what some other C-10's are paying their non-union journeyman. I am in the Northern Ca.
Thanks
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Merit shop Journeyman rate
- Thread starter titan1021
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Rewire
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- Lake of the Ozarks
Pay them based on what they deliver. Low pay will not attract the higher skill level. If 10 dollars an hour brings the skill level you want then pay 10 dollars an hour. Don't expect 20 dollar an hour skill for 10 dollars an hour pay. I would prefer to be known as the best paying contractor than the worst,.
Fulthrotl
~Autocorrect is My Worst Enema.~
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if i'm working with someone, it's another
C-10, and it isn't hourly, its daily.
socal, $400~$500 a day. flat rate.
we shall figure out what a good days work
is, and when that is done, we call it a day.
a day usually doesn't take 8 hours.
renosteinke
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- NE Arkansas
Cutting through all the hype ....
"Prevailing wage" = Non-union rate + the benefits you won't be getting. Ask the Union what their guys actually see in the take-home pay, and you've got a pretty good idea of the non-union rate.
"Prevailing wage" = Non-union rate + the benefits you won't be getting. Ask the Union what their guys actually see in the take-home pay, and you've got a pretty good idea of the non-union rate.
brian john
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- Leesburg, VA
Treading lightly here, but I think that would be a nice mark to shoot for but I doubt it is a realistic wage paid across the country.
cadpoint
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- Durham, NC
Ask Google seems all over the place.
Fulthrotl
~Autocorrect is My Worst Enema.~
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- E
true. median sparky in northern calif is about $46k a year.
union wages in southern california are about $41.14 an hour plus bennies.
total package is $55.75.
bay area, it's gonna be more......
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