That's crazy! Tha's not helping someone that is robbery.
Quoting kaycersmom:Hot damn, Thats good! We pay about 150 a week. . fml
lol
Quoting ajrjj05:
his montlhy fees aren't bad at all only about $36 a month
Quoting kaycersmom:
He worked in the shop for a long time and liked it :D. But he's been doing field work (commercial) for a few years now and he likes it better lol
LOL at the duck tape bandaid, my husbands had a few of those
He makes prevailing wage, I bet the benefits are way better in a union, ours are just ok and super expensive *_* lol
Quoting ajrjj05:
so your husband worked in side the shop? My husband helps run the shop when needed but he mainly is a field employee. He hates working inside the shop. He does the installing, connecting, fitting, ect. Plus the shop stuff. His hand really aren't that bad, once a great while he'll come home with duck tape finger ((a man's band aid..lol)). His hand are rough feeling though.
He really likes his union they are good around here. Cause he is in a sheet metal union he can only work at union companies - he has been with the same one for 17yrs and plans on retiring from there-. He gets good benefits as well. He never had a issue with his union. How much do non-union workers make? He makes $32.and odd change a hour and gets a .50cent raise every 6 mos or so. plus when laid off he gets a check that covers his lost wages (they subtract unemployment, and give him the difference his paychecks would be)). Unions work for him :) I have heard of some horrible unions though.
Quoting kaycersmom:
No thank you! lol. Im sure the unions are great in some places. Here they are a bunch of whiny douche Bs :/
My husband did sheet metal for a long time, I thought he just put measurements in the plasma cutter lol . . .but his hands have been cut to shit over the years, how about your hubbys hands?
Quoting ajrjj05:
that is exactly what my hubby does :) Is yours union too? Great pay!! But as busting work even a .44 inch mistake throws off a project :/
Quoting kaycersmom:
Hvac
He's in the miitary. We're comfortable now, but even back when he was lower-enlisted and living paycheck to paycheck, I still couldn't have worked. His hours were all over the place, so I couldn't work opposite shifts. And with nothing but a high school diploma and no job experience, I couldn't get a job that even covered daycare expenses. We were struggling, but we had no choice because daycare for two kids would have cost all of my paycheck...AND some of DH's. When our youngest is in school I really want to get a job. The irony is I don't even need to work, I just want to, lol.
Amen! lol
Your screen name has my husbands initials and the year we were married lol
Quoting ajrjj05:
That's crazy! Tha's not helping someone that is robbery.
Quoting kaycersmom:
Hot damn, Thats good! We pay about 150 a week. . fml
lol
Quoting ajrjj05:
his montlhy fees aren't bad at all only about $36 a month
Quoting kaycersmom:
He worked in the shop for a long time and liked it :D. But he's been doing field work (commercial) for a few years now and he likes it better lol
LOL at the duck tape bandaid, my husbands had a few of those
He makes prevailing wage, I bet the benefits are way better in a union, ours are just ok and super expensive *_* lol
Quoting ajrjj05:
so your husband worked in side the shop? My husband helps run the shop when needed but he mainly is a field employee. He hates working inside the shop. He does the installing, connecting, fitting, ect. Plus the shop stuff. His hand really aren't that bad, once a great while he'll come home with duck tape finger ((a man's band aid..lol)). His hand are rough feeling though.
He really likes his union they are good around here. Cause he is in a sheet metal union he can only work at union companies - he has been with the same one for 17yrs and plans on retiring from there-. He gets good benefits as well. He never had a issue with his union. How much do non-union workers make? He makes $32.and odd change a hour and gets a .50cent raise every 6 mos or so. plus when laid off he gets a check that covers his lost wages (they subtract unemployment, and give him the difference his paychecks would be)). Unions work for him :) I have heard of some horrible unions though.
Quoting kaycersmom:
No thank you! lol. Im sure the unions are great in some places. Here they are a bunch of whiny douche Bs :/
My husband did sheet metal for a long time, I thought he just put measurements in the plasma cutter lol . . .but his hands have been cut to shit over the years, how about your hubbys hands?
Quoting ajrjj05:
that is exactly what my hubby does :) Is yours union too? Great pay!! But as busting work even a .44 inch mistake throws off a project :/
Quoting kaycersmom:
Hvac
Quoting AdellesMom:
Aww! I think that it's awesome that you all work together at times!
Quoting mayasmama11:
If u got two notifications its cuz I'm mobile and my phone went nutso and double posted. Lol I sing and occasionally record my own stuff with him, but its very rare so I don't know much about it.
Quoting AdellesMom:
That's true too. Nowadays, the producer is the engineer, technician, etc. Lol
Quoting mayasmama11:
According to dh, the producer is basically the one who tells how they want it to sound. The engineer is the one who actually makes it sound that way. His degree is in audio engineering. I donkt know anything about it really other than what he says.
Quoting AdellesMom:
That's called a Producer. lol
Quoting Anonymous:
Music producer/engineer.- sorry had to edit cause he does wayyy more than just produce it. He fine tunes, tweaks, whatever the artist wants.


