The quick question thread

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The quick question thread

Fair pay, these mechanics in the main dealers are getting ripped of by the franchise owners,they charge sometimes £50-£70 per hour and pay these mechanics £10-£20 hour maxs,so in my world we would better this, they could secure indemnity insurance,and be there own boss , but and there is always a but his bread and butter jobs, would be for the forum and be a legally binding contract ,we would have our cars fixed properly and the mechanics would have a decent wage seems like win win all round to me does this not sound like paradise:idea:
 
Why am I finding it so hard to find a part time job? I would like to work in a petrol station or that kinda thing

Like I've said...you could have mine :LOL:...soon as I find somewhere else lol.

Wouldn't mind being a courier for a bit, but most need to be over 21, have a LGV license and need your own van :(.
 
Fair pay, these mechanics in the main dealers are getting ripped of by the franchise owners,they charge sometimes £50-£70 per hour and pay these mechanics £10-£20 hour maxs,so in my world we would better this, they could secure indemnity insurance,and be there own boss , but and there is always a but his bread and butter jobs, would be for the forum and be a legally binding contract ,we would have our cars fixed properly and the mechanics would have a decent wage seems like win win all round to me does this not sound like paradise:idea:

Please find me a job on £20 an hour, most uk techs are on less than a tenner I can guarantee that, and that includes dealerships and main dealers for Fiat charging up to £80 an hour. Thats why there are very few people coming into the trade, and training companies are moving away from the mechanical type training. Next time you go into a dealer, ask what they pay the technicians, if they tell you (which they wont) you may ask where all the money goes.
 
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