Arlan Van Eeckhout
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New to the auto repair field and curious as to why this seems to be the case generally.
Do auto techs have the option to not work flat rate ?New to the auto repair field and curious as to why this seems to be the case generally.
Do auto techs have the option to not work flat rate ?
If they work at an auto dealership do they have the options of flat rate or hour ?Yes they do have a choice of employers
New to the auto repair field and curious as to why this seems to be the case generally.
Do auto techs have the option to not work flat rate ?
The book times are BS too. Based off brand new machines, in a shop, not yet dirty, smacked up/damaged or full of seized parts. Also doesn't account for being in the middle of a pit, freezing your bag off during winter either.only if they hire on at an hourly shop
Heavy equipment has book hours for repairs even if we are paid hourly.
You can miss me with that flat rate bullshit. You get screwed on complex diag or if something goes wrong. For example the undercarriage I did last week took many, many hours of rosebud heating to break corrosion and lots of extracting broken bolts. The time the book says I should have done it in and would have been paid accordingly flat rate was a pittance compared to reality.
Me--I'm just slower than sh!t. I grew up on a dairy, milk them titties.