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How much do the following jobs make per hour?
Asked by mraloevera
I'm doing a project for school and if anyone has any info on the average earnings/hour of one or more of the following jobs, please share: professional sportsmen soldier personal trainer freight handler logger oil rig worker ricksaw driver bicycle courier foundry worker firefighter fisherman carpet installers massage therapists outside collector Any other interesting facts on the jobs above are also welcome!
Asked by mraloevera
I'm doing a project for school and if anyone has any info on the average earnings/hour of one or more of the following jobs, please share: professional sportsmen soldier personal trainer freight handler logger oil rig worker ricksaw driver bicycle courier foundry worker firefighter fisherman carpet installers massage therapists outside collector Any other interesting facts on the jobs above are also welcome!
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All I know is about loggers. It depends on what they do, how they it. My dad was a contract thinner. That is he worked for a mill that would have him go in and "thin" out the trees. he looked for sick, dying trees or for trees that may not have a chance to survive long. He earned about $15 an hour or so. He also did horse logging. I don't know how much he earned there but that is where they used big Clydesdale horses to help move the logs. He also worked with a logging company bumping knots. That is where he would go down the log after it fell (being cut down) and with a chain saw cut off the limbs. I think he earned about $10-20 an hour. Now mind you that is about then to fifteen years ago and in a small community so the salaries are different now, and could be different from larger areas. (By small I mean the whole county has 7,000 people in it.) I can tell you with some of the jobs like the couriers, drives, and massage therapists get tips and those dependent on who is tipping, how long the job took, etc.
All I know is about loggers. It depends on what they do, how they it. My dad was a contract thinner. That is he worked for a mill that would have him go in and "thin" out the trees. he looked for sick, dying trees or for trees that may not have a chance to survive long. He earned about $15 an hour or so. He also did horse logging. I don't know how much he earned there but that is where they used big Clydesdale horses to help move the logs. He also worked with a logging company bumping knots. That is where he would go down the log after it fell (being cut down) and with a chain saw cut off the limbs. I think he earned about $10-20 an hour. Now mind you that is about then to fifteen years ago and in a small community so the salaries are different now, and could be different from larger areas. (By small I mean the whole county has 7,000 people in it.) I can tell you with some of the jobs like the couriers, drives, and massage therapists get tips and those dependent on who is tipping, how long the job took, etc.
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Look at your state or local unemployment websites under Occupations and find the info there
Answered by not 2 B fooled
Answered by not 2 B fooled
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