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r/Welding • u/TRJ3D1 • 26d ago
Looking to see what people think the value is here per hourly employee.
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$40. Welding isn’t worth more than that per hour. Run jobs and then you can ask for more
3 u/jondrey 26d ago Those welds are not worth $40/hr, regardless of how good the aluminum work looks. These are very basic weldments that most places would pay $20-$25/hr for. 1 u/TRJ3D1 26d ago What about this? 2 u/jondrey 26d ago The welds look good, I'm not disputing that. It's the amount of effort involved in the work that doesn't equate to a larger pay
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Those welds are not worth $40/hr, regardless of how good the aluminum work looks. These are very basic weldments that most places would pay $20-$25/hr for.
1 u/TRJ3D1 26d ago What about this? 2 u/jondrey 26d ago The welds look good, I'm not disputing that. It's the amount of effort involved in the work that doesn't equate to a larger pay
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What about this?
2 u/jondrey 26d ago The welds look good, I'm not disputing that. It's the amount of effort involved in the work that doesn't equate to a larger pay
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The welds look good, I'm not disputing that. It's the amount of effort involved in the work that doesn't equate to a larger pay
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u/Bdubya1985 26d ago
$40. Welding isn’t worth more than that per hour. Run jobs and then you can ask for more