how much do you make per hour?

[funkymatt]

hourly, and it's at least a 40hr work week. last week was 66...

 

[BoomerD]

Originally posted by: skyking
I get paid well...........
when there is work

As I remember, 302's scale was just a little bit behind 3's scale.

Not by much though...and IMO, you live in a better part of the country...


Normally, you'd take your monthly salary * 12 / 2080 = hourly rate.

BUT, that presumes a 40 hour week and many salaried people don't work 40 hours...

When you calculate your monthly salary by the number of hours you're actually "on the clock" or doing company work, (even when neffing) how does that salary calculate?

The only time I've ever been salaried was when I worked as a union business agent...and when calculated by the hour...I made about $15/hr. When I quit and went back to work, my hourly rate doubled. (and I didn't have to deal with any of the political bullshit that I hated about the BA job.)

 

[Silex]

Originally posted by: zerocool84

Originally posted by: Silex
Aren't you guys making less than $7.25/hr pre-tax helping to perpetuate your manager's circumvention of the minimum wage law?

Tsk, tsk on you.

These guys are obviously salary and working much more than a 40hr week.

I hope so, but that is still a pretty crazy schedule. All us engineers are exempt so all the extra hours over 40 go out the window! $32.14 per hour here which is "ok" for an entry-level engineer I suppose. At least that's what I tell myself everyday.

 

[linjy2]

first job, low balled myself.

salary

making $19/hr as a test engineer. Some people with the same title as me are making $22-$26 at my job.

 

[MrWizzard]

I get to live another day, that is payment enough.

 

[Dumac]

$15/hr, which I don't think is too bad for a part time job in college

 

[Leros]

My summer internship paid me $24 an hour, but now I'm making $0 again.

 

[krylon]

I have a huge penis

 

[Gothgar]

Originally posted by: moshquerade
poll?

this kind of poll would be ridiculous on here....


I am in the tree fiddy crowd, I work a shit load of hours

Now if I could take what I make and divide it by 40 hours a standard work week, it would be a nice fat number I am sure....

 

[spidey07]

Originally posted by: krylon
I have a huge penis

:camera:
pics?

 

[Gothgar]

Originally posted by: spidey07

Originally posted by: krylon
I have a huge penis

:camera:
pics?

and shens without proof

 

[daw123]

£17.07 per hour (or ~$27.25 per hour).

Hopefully I'll be getting a £5k pay rise at the end of the year, so this will increase to $31.95 per hour pre-tax.

 

[DrPizza]

Should we include the cost of our benefits in the analysis, since vs making $7.15 an hour, making $7.15 an hour with complete dental, medical, and life insurance is better? And, should we only count the time that we absolutely absolutely have to be working, or include all hours engaged in activity related to our workplace?

 

[spidey07]

Originally posted by: DrPizza
Should we include the cost of our benefits in the analysis, since vs making $7.15 an hour, making $7.15 an hour with complete dental, medical, and life insurance is better? And, should we only count the time that we absolutely absolutely have to be working, or include all hours engaged in activity related to our workplace?

Just the cash pay gramps. Not total compensation.

 

[AreaCode707]

Assuming a 40 hr work week, $47.50 per hour not counting bonus/stock. I'm salarid though, so... calculating on my actual/average work week of 70 hours, $27.14 per hour.

 

[Farang]

somewhere exactly in the middle between 12 and 14 dollars per hour

liberal arts major ftl

 

[AreaCode707]

Originally posted by: Farang
somewhere exactly in the middle between 12 and 14 dollars per hour

liberal arts major ftl

I majored in English. Liberal arts isn't necessarily ftl.

 

[jupiter57]

I'll be honest.
I make, (Gross, if based on a 40 hr. week) $26.50 Hr.
Salaried, of course.
BUT, considering Paid Medical, Dental,etc., Full expense account, Company truck, Bonuses, etc., that's not bad for Kentucky, where the cost of living is VERY low.
Oh yeah, you have to take into account when work is slow, and you get to sit at home (once for 8 months!), the paychecks keep rolling in.
Not too shabby for my age (52) & location.

 

[Sasiki]

$17.30/hr salary + company house. I pay utilities though.

 

[amdhunter]

Based on a 42 hour work week, $42 an hour.