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Oldest cope trade *******ry I've heard since a kid. My uncle makes 100k a year doing plumbing, my dad can beat up your dad etc.
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Tradies have a microwaved sauage roll and a can of Mother for breakfast
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Actually its possible. If youre a journeyman in IL which takes 5 years you make at minimum 45 an hour. Add in overtime which is time and a half and double time on sundays and there you go. No OT for a carpenter at 46.50 an hour is 96k
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Not a tradie but some of my friends who are do make over 100k or close to it pretty easily, and I live in city with a pretty low cost of living.
Also know two real estate agents who make ridiculous money, one has already cleared 400k this year. That's insane money considering you just need a GED and pass some silly state exams even a dipchit can pass (one of the dumbest people I know is a RE agent, but a chitty one)
Also know two real estate agents who make ridiculous money, one has already cleared 400k this year. That's insane money considering you just need a GED and pass some silly state exams even a dipchit can pass (one of the dumbest people I know is a RE agent, but a chitty one)
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http://www.iwlocal1.com/Wage%20Scale...2016-2017.html
Just an example. Unions around here are pretty set
Just an example. Unions around here are pretty set
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For union sites in Australia, a tradie can pull that sort of money no worries. A lot of the time it matters more where you work rather than what you actually do. Once you start looking at FIFO work, 120k is nothing. The sort of work takes a huge toll on your life though. You can't be a family man and work FIFO.
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tradies who work lots of overtime definitely do make that much money, but most of them are older than 25.
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Lol @ op coping that most tradies make more then clowns with useless degrees.
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Originally Posted By hardestgainer⏩
Why do you think some many house wives got realtor licences? because they're hard and since they have a lot of down time, they get to study a lot?Not a tradie but some of my friends who are do make over 100k or close to it pretty easily, and I live in city with a pretty low cost of living.
Also know two real estate agents who make ridiculous money, one has already cleared 400k this year. That's insane money considering you just need a GED and pass some silly state exams even a dipchit can pass (one of the dumbest people I know is a RE agent, but a chitty one)
Also know two real estate agents who make ridiculous money, one has already cleared 400k this year. That's insane money considering you just need a GED and pass some silly state exams even a dipchit can pass (one of the dumbest people I know is a RE agent, but a chitty one)
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If you are lucky enough to get into a union in NYC, you easily make that much. The lowest pay level for those working on the construction of skyscrapers in NYC goes to General Laborers (requires zero training) at 42/h. The carpenters make 60/h plus 39/h in benefits. Than there is overtime which is time and a half, and is almost always available, and all weekend hours are automatically time and a half. Soooooo being a tradie in NYC is extremely legit provided you are in a union. There is a large under 30 crowd making this money. I worked as a General laborer 5 years ago when I was 23 for a year.
Source: h ttp://rew-online.com/2012/08/31/carpenters-union-okays-200000-a-year-pay-deal/
Source: h ttp://rew-online.com/2012/08/31/carpenters-union-okays-200000-a-year-pay-deal/
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Originally Posted By Workback⏩
Do you think there is a possibility he was talking US dollars?For union sites in Australia, a tradie can pull that sort of money no worries. A lot of the time it matters more where you work rather than what you actually do. Once you start looking at FIFO work, 120k is nothing. The sort of work takes a huge toll on your life though. You can't be a family man and work FIFO.
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FYI, no way your average tradie in the uk gets close to 100k US. I worked with window fitters, a middle of the road trade, about 10 years ago and the lead man in the crew was getting no more than 45k US. May have gone up a little since then but those were 12 hour days as well.
Only way you will get close to those numbers here is to have certifications to the moon and back and almost certainly be working for yourself. You won't be 25 either lol
Only way you will get close to those numbers here is to have certifications to the moon and back and almost certainly be working for yourself. You won't be 25 either lol
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The thing is I guess it's possible, no idea I don't talk to or know any tradies, but it just sounds like.....
So much work you know. Often sounds like a pretty full eight hour day.
General labour on skyscrapers? Brb crushed fingers and toes under twelve tonne steel beams? Nothanksjeffry
So much work you know. Often sounds like a pretty full eight hour day.
General labour on skyscrapers? Brb crushed fingers and toes under twelve tonne steel beams? Nothanksjeffry
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Originally Posted By samsbolton⏩
Obviously, which is why I stated these figures are from Australia. The Australian equivalent of 120k US is 156k AU. I work with Electricians who make up to 160k grossDo you think there is a possibility he was talking US dollars?
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Originally Posted By Workback⏩
No, no, not want you said. You said 120k was nothing, and didn't state what currency you were talking. Now you say 'up to 160k AU' so it's not 'nothing' is it, it's the ceiling for the people you know. Tradies, jeez..Obviously, which is why I stated these figures are from Australia. The Australian equivalent of 120k US is 156k AU. I work with Electricians who make up to 160k gross
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Originally Posted By samsbolton⏩
120k US equivalent is nothing for a FIFO worker. Happy?No, no, not want you said. You said 120k was nothing, and didn't state what currency you were talking. Now you say 'up to 160k AU' so it's not 'nothing' is it, it's the ceiling for the people you know. Tradies, jeez..
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Let's be realistic here. Not every tradie is going to achieve that type of pay. But union backed trades are definitely paying that amount.
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"ITT we think labourers are tradies"
The point is that even the Laborers in NYC make 42/h. The people with actual trades make up to and over 100/h before overtime which is 1.5x the hourly.
"General labour on skyscrapers? Brb crushed fingers and toes under twelve tonne steel beams? Nothanksjeffry"
It's not for pussies. I broke a finger tip during the year I did it, but I netted 800 a week paid leave for the month I was out.
I would never argue that being a tradie is worth the physical exhaustion, but it's definitely a decent alternative if you aren't determined to go STEM and don't want the college debt.
The money can be fantastic in trades, but you have all these naive miscers who assume they will be making 300k a year at a white collar job, and therefore don't see the money in trades as good enough.
That being said, even though the money was great for a 23 year old kid partying in NYC, I noped out after a year.
The point is that even the Laborers in NYC make 42/h. The people with actual trades make up to and over 100/h before overtime which is 1.5x the hourly.
"General labour on skyscrapers? Brb crushed fingers and toes under twelve tonne steel beams? Nothanksjeffry"
It's not for pussies. I broke a finger tip during the year I did it, but I netted 800 a week paid leave for the month I was out.
I would never argue that being a tradie is worth the physical exhaustion, but it's definitely a decent alternative if you aren't determined to go STEM and don't want the college debt.
The money can be fantastic in trades, but you have all these naive miscers who assume they will be making 300k a year at a white collar job, and therefore don't see the money in trades as good enough.
That being said, even though the money was great for a 23 year old kid partying in NYC, I noped out after a year.
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"Let's be realistic here. Not every tradie is going to achieve that type of pay. But union backed trades are definitely paying that amount."
The other part about being in a union as a tradie is the ability to retire with a full pension after 25-30 years, and also the money that goes into your annuity for every hour you work.
However, non unions have become competitive in NYC, which could change things in the next decade depending on how everything plays out.
The other part about being in a union as a tradie is the ability to retire with a full pension after 25-30 years, and also the money that goes into your annuity for every hour you work.
However, non unions have become competitive in NYC, which could change things in the next decade depending on how everything plays out.
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lol at all these idiots that can't cope with the fact that trades are actually very well paid and always in demand.
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In Australia those numbers are more than achievable, and would attract less tax than a normal wage.
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Originally Posted By samsbolton⏩
The exchange rate doesn't matter, if they are living in Australia they are spending in Australian dollars as well. Unless they live in Sydney, purchasing power is about the same.No, no, not want you said. You said 120k was nothing, and didn't state what currency you were talking. Now you say 'up to 160k AU' so it's not 'nothing' is it, it's the ceiling for the people you know. Tradies, jeez..
Go plan a revolution in the PMs.
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Originally Posted By AVOJAMACADA⏩
I'm not even going to bother posting a comparison between the lifetime earnings of degree holders vs HS diplomas to show how stupid you areLol @ op coping that most tradies make more then clowns with useless degrees.
I also love how most of the posts ITT confirming the high salaries are either anecdotes or hourly rates (including OT which is often limited) for extremely expensive markets.
fukin lmao @ using Aus and NYC rates for your baseline. Impossible to cope harder
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