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#55710 09/03/05 09:06 PM
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Do any of you guys have a skill rating system like we have at the company i work for?

#55711 09/03/05 09:26 PM
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Before the question may be answered you might want to explain the skill rating system to us.

#55712 09/03/05 09:36 PM
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The skill rating of the electricians that work in the company. Like an E-1 is a new green hand on up to E-10 as the job site superintendent

#55713 09/03/05 10:54 PM
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No, but it sounds interesting. How does it work? [Linked Image]


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#55714 09/04/05 04:48 AM
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I think every company does, right after $ on your paycheck. [Linked Image]


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#55715 09/04/05 12:42 PM
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It may sound strange, but where I work most of the electricians are paid about the same.
Their all within $2.00 of each other. The apprentices pay is based on a percentage of the " shop rate" . About 95% of our work is prevailing wage jobs , and the other 5% they are bidding at the same rates as prevailing wage. Us foreman make more then the non-foreman though.
The company started doing it this way 11 years ago and so far it's working. Based on the pay rates they are paying; The "dead wood" does not survive very long here. They can only have people who know their stuff and get the job done right the first time.
This type of pay system is not the norm for my area though.

#55716 09/04/05 12:44 PM
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