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Re: Update on the welding test...


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Posted by trucker 40 on September 29, 2010 at 18:49:31 from (69.154.16.142):

In Reply to: Re: Update on the welding test... posted by 135 Fan on September 28, 2010 at 22:01:30:

Around a thousand per week before taxes.Thats good pay.Might not seem like a lot to somebody with their own business,but its still not that bad.
Beats the 750 a week I get driving a dump truck.Also I havent had a week together for a long time.More like 2 or 3 days if that.Plus it broke down today and I have to try and fix it.It keeps raining.Besides that the season is about over.You could always have it worse.

You better try and get along for a while.Seems like a good place with pay like that.At least there is room to go up.Theres a lot of people who dont get the pay people like you and I or anybody that knows how to do something gets.I know I wouldnt make it very long in a factory,especially a chicken place,and I doubt if many in the south get 10 dollars an hour.10 Dollars an hour is 400 a week for 40 hours.I worked for a lot less than that years ago,and a lot harder than welding or driving a truck,in the cold,miserable,and couldnt even find another job.Im thankfull I had the one I had.Im thankful I can get a job now when so many people arent working.


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