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Post by sila68 on Nov 22, 2008 15:32:39 GMT -5
Looking to move within the next year to charlotte north carolina. Can anyone tell me the wages that I can expect in that area?
In fort wayne indiana we make $20.12/hr.
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Post by imidrvr on Nov 22, 2008 16:25:46 GMT -5
I'm looking at moving back up to NW Indiana, Portage area. Wondering if anyone can tell me what the wages are in that area.
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Post by mauserman on Dec 25, 2008 22:34:54 GMT -5
$14.75 in southern Oklahoma. I started out at $6.50 an hour in 2000 for a different ready-mix company. I drove thirty miles one way for that wage for eight months before I got fired (WHOO-HOO! THANK YOU JESUS!) and went to work for some deep pocket folks who bumped me up to $7.50  . |
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Post by colemen18 on Jan 9, 2009 9:35:12 GMT -5
Good old Wisconsin 14 to 16 hr
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Post by wullie on Mar 4, 2009 16:53:57 GMT -5
Hello boys just thought id pop in and see what your all up to state side. I drive a mixer over here in the UK just outside London our rates of pay are hard to work out per hour we get paid all sorts of bonuses , to do with distance, number of loads ect but the basic hourly rate is POOR. We work about 55 to 60 hrs a week there is no longer a union. On average, it would be £27/28,000 per year top line. How does that compare?  am lucky if am on £13000 |
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Post by BillyCement on Mar 4, 2009 19:42:34 GMT -5
Hello boys just thought id pop in and see what your all up to state side. I drive a mixer over here in the UK just outside London our rates of pay are hard to work out per hour we get paid all sorts of bonuses , to do with distance, number of loads ect but the basic hourly rate is POOR. We work about 55 to 60 hrs a week there is no longer a union. On average, it would be £27/28,000 per year top line. How does that compare? am lucky if am on £13000 |
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Post by Mort on Mar 5, 2009 12:48:11 GMT -5
$18,361.58
Remind me not to drive a mixer in Scotland.
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Post by Martin M on Mar 13, 2009 1:01:02 GMT -5
Toronto, GTA region is about $ 18 - 25 for non union and $ 20 -32 for union.
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Post by norton13 on Jun 7, 2009 14:31:48 GMT -5
HERE WE START AT 13.35/HR. 14.10 AFTER A YEAR.(BIG COMPANY)10.00/HR TO START.(SMALL COMPANY)
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Post by bodesteward on Jul 18, 2009 10:34:50 GMT -5
Most Teamsters in the San Francisco Bay Area now make $30.33/hr and $5.62/hr (capped at 2080 hours) into the pension. Employers also contribute $1.00/hr into 401(k).
Bay Area mixer drivers are represented by Locals 315, 287 and 853. Companies include Cemex, US Concrete and Bode Concrete.
Teamsters Local 853 is headed by Rome Aloise, recently appointed as Western Region Vice President to the International's General Executive Board.
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Post by slumpman4u on Jul 22, 2009 19:16:11 GMT -5
upstate new york were at 16.95 full bennies and a teamster pension
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Post by slumpman4u on Jul 22, 2009 19:18:24 GMT -5
bennies are at 8.00 bucks an hour
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Post by toalbooth on Aug 18, 2009 18:10:01 GMT -5
Here in Philadelphia i am make 16.00hr plus tips. Over time is time and a half anything over 40 an some basic benefit's. been with company 3 years and no raise they say i make the same as everyone else.some days i make more money in tips then i do hourly.
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Post by savagesam on Dec 27, 2009 11:29:18 GMT -5
Here's one to make your eyes pop out. $20.00 an hour, but None of us will make over 25K this year.
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Post by BillyCement on Dec 27, 2009 19:45:32 GMT -5
Here's one to make your eyes pop out. $20.00 an hour, but None of us will make over 25K this year. |
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Post by robmci on Jan 21, 2010 1:45:28 GMT -5
im a driver from ottawa ontario canada. the company im with starts at $19.65. with 80/20 eyecare,dental,health coverage. also pays 4% vacation. then pays 80 cents for every hour worked and you match that for a pension plan.
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Post by slumptydumpty on Feb 20, 2010 22:25:12 GMT -5
Mobile, AL $13.50 to start, $1.00 bump after 90 day probation
Non Union
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Post by magoo on Jul 23, 2010 12:50:36 GMT -5
WE START AT 26.00 PER HR AND TOP RATE IS 31.50.......SENIORITY IS EVERYTHING IN BRITISH COLUMBIA.....  |
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Post by Yard Bird on Aug 5, 2010 13:45:55 GMT -5
Colorado, (Denver area) 18.00 to start to 21.00 new equip. We do better than union here. 401K, paid and good health 2 weeke vac 1st year. 3 wks at 5 and 4 wks at 15. No raises for 2 years though due to economy.  |
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Post by hardtail70 on Aug 18, 2011 17:20:01 GMT -5
I started out (newbie at ready mix after driving a tractor/trailer for 5 years) at 12.50/hr. We drive 2007 Phoenix front discharge mixers... all four of us. lol
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Post by uscfb15 on Apr 30, 2015 9:05:46 GMT -5
Colorado, (Denver area) 18.00 to start to 21.00 new equip. We do better than union here. 401K, paid and good health 2 weeke vac 1st year. 3 wks at 5 and 4 wks at 15. No raises for 2 years though due to economy. Here in NYC, local 282 Teamsters hourly wage is $36 per/hr. This does not include employer paid contributions toward our Pension, Annuity, Vacation fund, and Health & Welfare. If we were to receive in our pockets the entire benefits package, it comes out that we're making around $92 an hour. We dont have vacation days, we get a vacation check at the end of every quarter which is based on the hours we worked throughout the previous quarter. Its a shape job... You show up for work each day without any gaurantee that you will work. Drivers are put to work based on seniority, and are gauranteed 8hrs once put to work. Overtime is earned daily after 8hrs. Saturday is all overtime, and sunday is double time. Over 8 hrs on a sunday is double double time $$$$!!! We have drivers at top of seniority list making over 120k a year, and The lower guys are ranging from 34-60k fairly easily. After 9yrs, I have been grossing 98k a year the past two years.. And I take quite a bit of days off throughout the year! Oh, we dont have sick days either.. You dont come to work, you simply dont get paid and dont get any employer contributions to your pension, annuity, vacation, or health & welfare. Must work 120 hrs each wuarter to maintain health benefits for next quarter. If you work over 1000hrs in a year, you have health benefits for the entire next year whether or not you work 1hr or not the entire year. Seems like NYC is on top of the food chain compared to other parts of the contry regarding the redi-mix industry. |
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