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Jesus is the only way to healing, restoration and salvation to all souls. Please turn to him and he will change your life, depression into delight, soul heading from hell to heaven all because of what he did on the cross “Whoever calls upon the name of the Lord shall be saved” Romans 10:13

@@haroutkadeian3990 if he loved you, he wouldn't have made a "hell" in the first place, nor would he have made this world a literal terror to sentient beings trying to maul one another to death for food. When you start thinking, you'll thank me.

@@michaelallen1154that’s the most common thing I hear, just read the Bible and you’ll see why he made hell

exactly lol

Your maths off bud. With that being said that's shit money depending on the area. My normal check is 1510.00 on 40 at 26...

@@bigluda20 check again

​@@bigluda20sure it is

You would prolly get a nice tax refund though (i would hope)

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Thanks, I really appreciate it 🙏🏼❤️

sure thing! posting another one tonight from 2024 :)

If the rest of the year is not 50-hour weeks, you will get a tax refund.

who said i couldnt?

It doesn’t make a difference tbh. I make 2k-3k net. I just quit my job because I’m losing interest being an electrician

@@ty-ex1vb what do you do now?

@@maplesm1274 I’m doordashing on the side since I live in a major city I make 1000 a week, enjoying it so far.

@@ty-ex1vb what was your job?

@@jkey3835 I was traveling, last job site was Montana.

I’m a 2nd year apprentice in the union here in Salt Lake City. The truth is, at least so far, yes, there is PLENTY of problem solving and use of math completely depending on what you are doing. There are indeed some aspects of the commercial side that can be monotonous if you are doing the same thing for a while. Good thing about the union is technically, you can follow whatever kind of work suits you best. You aren’t technically tied to any one employer. Service work can have problem solving, and if elaborate enough, pipe bending can be constant problem solving. Especially if you are making the decisions of what the pipe does and how it gets to its destination. Being a Foreman or GF involves problem solving cuz you are the one who answers the tricky questions! I’ve heard “PLC” work can also be engaging but most of that work would be non union I gather, which is fine and could eventually earn you well over 100k I’ve heard and without working all that over time to get it. Network! Talk to people in the industry and all their friends until you find what fuels you. That’s my advice. But don’t hesitant just jump in, get started, get your journey card and then the doors are wide open! There’s plenty of great paying niches to make money in if you have a good head on your shoulders and will work hard. Keep in mind the internet doesn’t always represent what you can actually make in this industry. Sub techs for example can make lineman wages in some areas.

@@samuelcloward241 quick question from someone interested in the trade. What is PLC? And why does it pay so well?

Once you file them taxes you get it back

nope, just did my taxes and only got 967 back. you get like 12-25% back

You’re losing me on the overtime being a scam part. Naturally you’ll pay more in taxes as you move up in bracket. But surely you bring home more with overtime than without. Do you have to pay into a vacation fund? And if you’re getting a rather large tax return then you’re overpaying the government

What state ?

Someone that makes 35 hr and works 79 regular hours and 7 overtime hours for a total of 86 hours grossing 3132.50 only takes home 2235.73. More hourly then you and more hours worked takes home less?? In California, claim 1 on taxes as himself only dependent 😮 wth!!

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Does working as a CW for local 11 get you a better chance of getting an inside wireman apprenticeship? I’ve applied but since they say your application is only good for 2 years mine expired and i don’t want to keep getting rejected. Does local 11 trybto keep CWs working in that spot longer for a while w/o offering them a spot in the apprenticeship just to keep paying them low wages?

yeah, one week.

His 1 week paid same as my 3 weeks 12 hours a night 6 nights a week. As a nurse assistance.

heck yeah

80 hours??? Goddamn. I make that on five 10s and an 8(not counting all my benefits). In Georgia aka The South.....wtf? Thank you. I was thinking about going back to school but fuck it.

yeah for sure

Engineers are normally lower than Journeyman electricians.

@@obeyobet2952 yea like a 2 week paycheck, 80 hours regular time not any OT.

@@obeyobet2952 I was giving you more context, not trying to compete on who makes more. But my salary broke down by hour is still higher than what you just stated, so no I actually make more. Get fucked

Seriously. 1700 a week is nice. This dude sounds like a crybaby

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Was that bad the payment as an apprentice?

I'm grateful for the money, just not the taxes 🙏🏼

Thank you.

False that's a myth, look up a video on taxes on OT

i know

35% total including both federal and state is pretty reasonable

That’s not how tax brackets work

What local are you a member of Ryan. I'm a member of local 595 but I got my contractors license and started my own shop.

@@shak180 I’m in 595 west, Alameda county.

@@ryanrice4681 Well howdy fellow member! How long have you been in? It'll be 11 years for me in about 7 months

So if you work overtime average you get taxed at higher percentage?

Can you elaborate more? Coming from a complete retard who doesn’t understand anything 😂 Thinking of applying for an apprenticeship at my local ibew

Just look up other electrician shops. Residential, commercial, and industrial. There are TONS of electrician shops. Find a trade school where you can get your school ours in and start working towards the journeyman test! Also if you get in with a shop a lot of times you can get tons of info on what to do next if you ask around. You can search online for electrician shops that are looking for apprentices! Many are looking for workers!

dang 😭

Where do you work and who for? My company offers paid school and Electrical is an option. Trying to figure what to craft out in (boilermaker, pipefitter, etc).

@@jessyepperson5612 If your talking to me I'm actually not an electrician I work as a chemical process operator. I work in a chemical plant we make polyethylene and polypropylene which is plastic. My company is none union and I have a 2 year associate degree for the job but some companies don't require a degree if you have related experience as pipfitter, maintenence, instrument tech etc. Or you know somebody lol

@@TheNexusman7 I work in the plants as well. Was thinking about going into Electrical. Wanted to go into operations but my company won't pay for those classes. Can't really do school on my own.

@@jessyepperson5612 you in Houston

just the taxes 😂

lol

81k after taxes…

rip

Wtf get out and Join the union!! Non union always ripping off its employees

@@ty-ex1vb i joined over 2 years ago. Best decision I ever made.

@@KeystoneOutdoorsman I ve been non union for the last 1.5 year, but thankfully our shop is organizing soon, joining Local 375 (Allentown, PA)

In the electrical union, overtime is optional not mandatory. Also most union electricians, not me, do side work. Also I almost guarantee you’ll find better benefits with a union.

@@shea-butter hmm didn't think of it like that. Thanks!

@@xxChacaronXX just trying to be helpful! I’ve had a good union experience and so I want others to experience it too! I also know a lot of REALLY good electricians who love their non union shops!

@@shea-butter I definitely appreciate your input. How do the crowds compare between the two? I herd there's a lot of alcoholics (well not a lot but a fair share).

@@xxChacaronXX I can’t fully compare because I’ve never worked non union but based on what I’ve seen there is a fair share of rough people but also a lot of good people! I’ve never felt threatened or anything on the job! I love the people I work with!

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lol yeah

yeah but im not gonna work 70 hours a week lol

Its 58, Per DEIM is only after 8hours so technically you can work 5 x 8’s and get it

the math isn't adding up, or im not understanding what you are trying to say 😂 58/5=11.6

5x10s and 8’s on Saturday = 58. $100 a day after 8 hours worked. Working 58’s your take home is $2750/W, $500/100 =5days of 8hours minimum not including working Saturday. The most hours we work is 58/wk

nicee

the vacation fund is 4% of your check. taxes will never be that low. one can hope tho lol

i cant understand you

Agreed

yep, love it

@@DailyElectricianany tip to enter it?

for sure ;(

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@DailyElectrician

off the top of my head guessing 4 or 5

@@DailyElectrician What would you do. I’m 27 this year, would you take the paycut for a few years? My days are usually 12-14 hour days 4-5 days out the week unloading physical work. But I only have 20 minute commute and 2 weeks vacation lol

i would definitly take the paycut and leave asap lol

I’m a truck driver as well, been looking into this. I think I’d feel better and id be happy to work side Jobs for myself and make more money and less hours

no one makes 12k a week

@@DailyElectricianI think this guy was trying to clown you. Anyways keep it up. Us Chicago unions painters are at 51.55 an hour with annuity plus pension. Union is the way to go if your not an entrepreneur

do it if it makes you happy

@@DailyElectrician compared to Electric

@@greenmanalishi6963 really just depends what you enjoy doing. each have pros and cons. i think electrical is better

yes if you are out of town and qualify with your company

@DailyElectrician oh ok. Thanks, I'm currently getting ready to start my apprenticeship and I wasn't sure.

no problem :)

journeyman

Sounds about broke 😂

@@cesar9379 yeah typical for retail

get a better job? 🤷🏻‍♂️

@@DailyElectrician yeah not that easy when you have health issues that limits you from the high paying jobs, ya know, like yours lmfao

sorry to hear that 😭 i'm sure you can find something that pays higher tho 🤷🏻‍♂️ that way you can work less :)

I'm in Ohio considering joining. The pay cut is rough

Cost of living is different in California is way more than Ohio which is why they get pay that amount

@@RonaldMcDonald23 that pay for Ohio is still trash though, but yes California is stupid expensive

Check 310.16b in the NEC CODE BOOK. Don’t trust the package.

what?

yeah, $57.35 in january

And u get paid per hour? It’s not like per project or job? Kinda like commission?

@@DailyElectrician and you get paid per hour? Or is it that you get paid per project or per job that you were assigned?

every normal hour i work i get $53.85

As an Electrician?

@@DailyElectrician yes I graduated highschool in 2019, and became an electrician immediately afterwards. I make 15 an hour right now.

@@DukeEllision329 I started at 12$/h April 2021, Now I am making 18$/h after doing it for 1.5 year! And soon our shop is joining the union, so I ll hopefully be making more

@@DukeEllision329 Are you in the IBEW?

@@daevorn4278 no

When you consider that you don't need to pay for health insurance, and get a pension once you retire, it's really not bad at all

Still way more than non union

@alex4088 Hi there, greetings, I'm thinking about becoming an electrician in California, I really would appreciate if you share with me some of your work experiences...I have search the internet but I still need to hear real experiences from electrical workers.

congrats

You're doing something wrong then. I'm in TN making $46/hr, all OT is DT. About 6300/week. Don't talk big if you're small lol

i'm happy for you, that's awesome! whats with the middle finger tho?

basically a general meeting but i was being sworn in to join the union (assuming they havent had one since covid)