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Pay rates
Bonds 25:
Pay rates here at Columbia are $38.06 for Techs and $40.91 for Leads. Annual raises depends on the contract year (3-4%).............and thanks to our 180 day outage (that was supposed to be 70) you wont find a Tech who hasn't made at least $140,000 this year. Some of us lucky folks have made $160,000+ :D
P.S. You're welcome Uncle Sam (jerk)
sscone:
--- Quote from: Bonds 25 on Dec 24, 2011, 02:55 ---Pay rates here at Columbia are $38.06 for Techs and $40.91 for Leads. Annual raises depends on the contract year (3-4%).............and thanks to our 180 day outage (that was supposed to be 70) you wont find a Tech who hasn't made at least $140,000 this year. Some of us lucky folks have made $160,000+ :D
P.S. You're welcome Uncle Sam (jerk)
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Any chance they maybe hiring any time soon?
HydroDave63:
http://www.nukeworker.com/forum/index.php/topic,27349.msg154267.html#msg154267
atomicarcheologist:
--- Quote from: HydroDave63 on Dec 26, 2011, 06:06 ---http://www.nukeworker.com/forum/index.php/topic,27349.msg154267.html#msg154267
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While I didn't have a chance to read every post on this referenced thread, I did scan them and didn't see any amounts that would reference pay rates on the site. So, I'm wondering why HydroDave63 would post this information on this thread, bored and trying to stir a pot? Or potted and trying to stir a bore?
Content1:
--- Quote from: RadBastard on Aug 11, 2007, 12:15 ---You can expect $22-$25 hour,$80 -$100 per diem a day, $1-$3 an hour in bonus's.
There are a few exceptions as a contract tech ,bonus's at dc cook are $3000-$3500 ,diem at ip2 and pilgram are around $135 a day.Fermi,millstone,and i think fitz may have given some good bouns's in the past can't say now.
Duke power pays the lowest in the country!
I thought slave wages in the south had been abolished ,but I guess not in the DUKE SYSTEM!
Florida plants, dc cook,wolf creek,clinton,and of course diablo pay the best hourly wages.
Good luck with that whole contract hp thing.
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This is a quote from a very old post of seven years ago. I saw in Ohio at Perry today posted the wage for a senior tech is $25/hour. It seems with the minimum wage going up to $10/hour, a senior tech wage has not changed much while inflation has. Is this makings of the slow death of our industry, with wage deceleration?
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