May 16, 06
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Work
Where do you work, how much is your wage, and do you see yourself there within the next 5-10 years ?
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May 16, 06
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Lucky with the 14 bucks and hour.. I make 8.75.. but then again msn editorial is monkeys work. what are your hours like, never ever see you.
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May 16, 06
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hotel motel holiday innnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn!!!!!!!!!
18.62/hour. plus commission on upsales, and tour bookings. and soo much free stuff...dinners, cruisis, tourist attractions, plays... and i'll deffinately stay with this company for years to come!!! deffinatley atleast untill olympics are over. Last edited by Liqwid; May 16, 06 at 11:46 PM.
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May 16, 06
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that would be why ^^ I do the night shifts.
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May 16, 06
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TyCrop Manufacturing
Im a Lead in PrePaint and a QualityControllTechnition lol I make $13hr. I can definatly see myself beeing there for a while, if I decide to stay. They want to make me a First Aid person, which gives me a raise, and I want to get my forklift operaters card!
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May 16, 06
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customer service...
phone/ email/ livechat suport... spend my entire shift on msn, fnk or playing cards.. sometimes watching southpark or family guy... ( and chillin with FLIP when we work the same shift ) more then 15/hr.. yeah i'll stay for a couple years. Last edited by Ms.Tarantula; May 16, 06 at 09:31 PM.
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May 16, 06
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I work for CIBC.
I counsel people on how to manage their finances/debts and help them find the appropriate solutions for their individual financial situations/needs. Wage I will keep to myself, but let's just say I'm more than happy with what the company has offered, and what it has to offer in terms of benefits. I consider my current position a foot-in-the-door for me, and for once, I work for a company and in an industry I can see myself being in for the long-term. Last edited by yoko*; May 23, 06 at 06:12 PM.
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May 16, 06
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Journeyman electrician,, i work in vancouver at the moment, but move around all the time, currently making $25/hr, i see myself running my own crew,possibly the electrical foreman of a jobsite and possibly running my own company.
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May 16, 06
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ouch how? I started at 13 and Ill be at 15 end of the year and just keep going up?
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May 16, 06
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I work for a company called Cellex Power Products as a systems technologist. I help design and build fuel cell hybrid systems. Without giving away to much I make a competative engineering salary for someone with 6 years experience.
EDIT: In 5 - 10 years I want to be a senior engineer with solid energy system design skills. Weather this means consulting, owning my own company or working for another company in a senior position, only time will tell. Last edited by Leviathan; May 16, 06 at 10:58 PM.
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May 16, 06
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i work for kone inc....curently at 21/hour plus holiday pay...
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Ramp Services Agent / Ramp Crew Chief at Pearson International Airport
Pay: Underpaid-overworked. lol ~10/hr to start. Full Benefits and Travel Benefits 5 to 10: Not as a Ramp Agent... but working on my Commercial Helicopter License so I will most likely be in Aviation but not necessarily the Ramp anymore.
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May 16, 06
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I've worked at the Holiday Inn Express in Langley for four years..and although I am the highest paid non-management employee I would hardly consider my wage "alot". It is a good company to work for..depending on staff and management. I also manage a bakery and cafe and my wage is a few dollars more then the hotel. I would say my disposable income is about $1500 a month. =D
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May 16, 06
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May 17, 06
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It doesn't really matter what type of fuel you use, the laws of thermodynamics unfortunatley make it impossible to convert energy at no cost. Initially the hydrogen market would use fossil fuels such as natural gas, over time it will move to alternates such as ethanol, methanol and eventually solar and wind power will be used to create it at which point it doesn't really matter but this belongs in another thread as this discussion has come up before :)
The company I work for doesn't design cars, we build lead acid battery replacements for industrial fork lifts. This means we can charge more money for a fuel cell product than a car company could. I'm actually typing this from an advanced automotive battery conference right now in Baltimore :) Quote:
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