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Gotta admit ...
On Sep 1, 8:12*am, hk wrote:
Eisboch wrote: "hk" wrote in message .com... This thread is a perfect example of how person x misreads what person y posted and then goes off on a tangent. So I'm told I'm just spinning that. Quack, quack, quack. Reggie syndrome. No. *This thread is a perfect example of you making a statement or implication, being called on it, then weaving your way with words out of any accountability. You were the first one to mention $37 per hour in the envelope. * Here's your exact words: * * * * * * *"How many of the non-degreed fellows at that plant are making $37 an hour * * * * * * * *in the envelope, plus pension and health benefits?" Any reasonable interpretation of those words would be that you were stating a typical pay scale and benefits package for union workers. But, when challenged, your story changes to the following: * "I stated that lots, but not most, construction workers were pulling in * * $37 an hour." and: * " But I never made a statement implying that $37+ an hour was what most, * * or even a majority of electricians and plumbers were earning. I said * * "not most, but lots."" followed by: * *" Then, I mentioned my local union specifically, where there is a "job" * * * upcoming that will provide years of work at even higher rates for a * * * certain category of specialty welders. Those were not the guys I was * * * referring to for the $37 an hour rate, and I stated that." and you wonder why. Eisboch Lots is not most, and I never stated or implied $37 an hour plus fringes was typical. "Typical" is $25 to $30 plus fringes in the major markets, or was the last time I bothered to look. The largest markets have higher rates, typically. You are the one, I believe, who brought up a specific work location, your old company. I did not bring up a specific local or even locale. Now, my local, is beginning to send out the word for certain specifically trained welders for a great job that will take years to complete at rates that will be substantially higher than $37 an hour. My guess is that up to a couple hundred such welders will be needed at peak times.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Liar. |
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