How much $ do you make per hr if you included your travel time?

[JEDI]

played poker at the casino.
drove 45min each way and played for 2hrs.
made $50

so $14/hr overall

 

[Anubis]

make doing what?

 

[JEDI]

make doing what?

your job. duh
part time side jobs if you dont want to say main job

 

[Anubis]

rate till 40 hours
rate x1.5 for everything after that
rate x2.0 on holidays

 

[shortylickens]

At my last job, roughly the same.
12 hour shift and work was one mile away on an open road.

 

[jumpncrash]

That's probably the #1 thing I liek about my current, job, it's close to home, so I don't waste a bunch of time and gas getting here.

 

[Vdubchaos]

I have a 5 min commute and work exactly 8 hours a day (not a min longer)



So my rate is exact

 

[dank69]

After adjusting for ATOT browsing time, I come up with ~$2300/hr

 

[Tweak155]

I have a 5 min commute and work exactly 8 hours a day (not a min longer)



So my rate is exact

Actually that 10 mins throws it off

I'm not sure how I'd calculate it. A lot of times I'm compensated for drive time but I know it doesn't cover all of it. I probably still tack on an extra 3hrs of drive time per week if you adjust everything.

I got this job right before I signed for the loan for my house that is ~45mins away. But the job is so good it's worth the drive (paid OT, 27 days PTO / yr), it just sucks because I lived literally 12mins away from here before I moved.

But on the flipside, my neighborhood is awesome and the area I live in now.

 

[Vdubchaos]

Actually that 10 mins throws it off

If you make 10-15 an hour.....yeah

For what I make, it doesn't even make a dent.

 

[Golgatha]

About tree fiddy (x10) per hour at my job.

About tree fiddy (x0.10) per hour playing Rift.

 

[SheHateMe]

I make $18.75/hr here. But, I am just a low level grunt right now. Its cool. I love my jerb.

x40 hours a week
x1.5 for OT
Paid holidays and travel time


Im an intern, btw.

 

[Tweak155]

If you make 10-15 an hour.....yeah

For what I make, it doesn't even make a dent.

Go ahead and argue math, but it does. Even if it is a tiny one.

 

[AustinInDallas]

I took a pay cut to take a work from home job. Its nice to roll out of bed and get on my computer

 

[Tweak155]

I took a pay cut to take a work from home job. Its nice to roll out of bed and get on my computer

Did that for 3 years. I was glad when it was over.

I'd like a balance of work from home / office.

 

[Vdubchaos]

Go ahead and argue math, but it does. Even if it is a tiny one.

Not even coffee worth....there

 

[Insomniator]

Work ~9 - 4, 1 hour commute each way. 9 hrs total. Based on what my check is every two weeks (so after tax, health care blah blah blah):

$19.75

 

[Tweak155]

Not even coffee worth....there

Lol, if 10 mins of your work doesn't even buy you coffee, you're well below that $15/hr mark you balked at. Even 10 mins at $15/hr is $2.50 and that is plenty to buy some coffee.

You actually lose more to that time the more you make. Again, this is just math.

 

[Tweak155]

Work ~9 - 4, 1 hour commute each way. 9 hrs total. Based on what my check is every two weeks (so after tax, health care blah blah blah):

$19.75

That's not too bad if it is AFTER tax & check deductions aka take home pay. You can live pretty well off that around here.

 

[dbk]

over 9000

 

[TridenT]

Live about two blocks north and two blocks east of work.

It takes about seven to ten minutes to go from my bedroom to the 11th floor at my work.

I take my bike to work. Otherwise, it takes much longer to get there.

 

[Rage187]

$37.50 hour, no OT and on call 1 week each month.

 

[Apathetic]

When I used to travel a lot, road time was clock (billed) time so there wasn't a separate calculation.

Dave

 

[purbeast0]

my commute is 1hr roundtrip.

my hourly rate changes by $6.73/hr when i factor in 5 extra hours a week.

22 days paid vacation (goes up to 27 next september once i hit 10 years in the industry), free health insurance, + other awesome benefits.

 

[Rage187]

my commute is 1hr roundtrip.

my hourly rate changes by $6.73/hr when i factor in 5 extra hours a week.

22 days paid vacation (goes up to 27 next september once i hit 10 years in the industry), free health insurance, + other awesome benefits.

I've been offered more money, but I'd rather have days off vs. a higher salary. Not working and getting paid > working and getting paid more.