what is the average wage for licence electrician in texas?
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on an average start rate, with e.c l. that electric certified, lisence, texas is $28;00 hr.- 35;00hr.
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It depends where you're at and what type of electrical work you do? Industrial, commercial, residential, service calls, what?? Are you licensed? Bonded? Insured?
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check with your local unions. Whichever one is for electricians, they are very helpful
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Each state in the United States has a different pay scale, and you need to compare Cost of Living to get a real picture of where the pay is best.\n\nIn New Mexico (my state), we have a 3-tier license system that was started about 2 years ago (before that, it was a ladder system based on years in the profession and level of college degree).\n\nAll teachers in New Mexico start at $30,000 per year as a beginning (Level 1) teacher. After 3 - 5 years of teaching, they go through a dossier process to gain Level 2 licensure. Starting this upcomming year, Level 2 will earn $40,000 per year (this year it was $35,000).\n\nAfter at least 3 years at Level 2, and a Master's Degree, the teacher has the option of pursuing a Level 3 licence through another dossier process. Right now, Level 3 earns the same as Level 2. However, in the 2008 - 2009 school year, Level 3 is supposed to go up to $50,000 per year.\n\nWe also have very good medical benefits, a state retirement pension plan (hope it's still there when I retire...lol), and excellent life and disability insurance.
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It is 5.15 per hour.  Dang, I would hope you would set your sights higher than minimum.  Try waiting tables.  It pays a lot better and the hours aren't bad.\n\nIt's more complicated than the other answerer would have you believe...some states even have a minimum wage lower than the federal standard which is 5.15.  Colorado's state minimum wage , as of the beginning of April, was 5.15.  Other states have other rules.
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A good tech should be paid at least 48 dollars an hour. Looks like you're making a healthy profit. Reasonable is in the eye of the beholder. I work for myself. I make the rules. I can give myself a raise on a whim. Charge whatever you like.\n.
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I think it will top out around $3.50/gal  In the dallas area we were paying 2.99.  It has just start dropping to 2.89/2.81 in some places around town.
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In Texas, the going rate would be about $10-15/hour depending on the subject, level of difficulty, and amount of work required. \n\nTrue, if you have a specialized degree you may certainly charge more like $20-30/hour
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i am a pta-it is wonderful. call the ama,it depends on what state, city, etc. here in texas they get salary,in the hospitals here it is 2-3 thousand a month depending on experience,specialities, etc. come on down. dallas pays a whole lot more, as does houston, austin,etc.you are needed and welcome.
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http://www.state.tx.us/ has all applicable web sites. You will probably have to pay a charge. I would search there first
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That depends on where you are and what your market is.  Look around and see if it is more beneficial to you to go into business on your own or work with someone (spa, salon, etc.)  In Charleston, SC it was 40$ an hour, in Dallas, Tx it's more like 70$...\n  Don't forget the costs of whatever liscences apply in your area!
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It depends on electrician
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Check out salary.com they have all the info you are looking for in El Paso for example the basic salary range is from 34-40,000.  It all depends on which part of the state you are in.   Use the view basic range option on salary.com once you've entered all the info.
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Call an Independent Insurance Agent, you'll find them in your Yellow Pages. I'm in Texas and write this coverage all the time but BE WARNED it isn't cheap. Here in Texas the premium for a General Contractor starts at $20,000 with no experience.
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Not knowing anything specific about Texas power and if power is more or less expensive than it is under Westar Energy (Kansas) -- I paid ~$30 a month for power in a 1 bedroom apartment a year ago, and I now pay $40-45 a month for power for a 1000 square-foot house now.  You can always reduce your power consumption by shifting over from incandescent bulbs to compact florescent bulbs.    Were I to shift over to these bulbs, I would probably expect to shave a couple of dollars off of my electricity every month, thus paying for the bulbs with their own savings.
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After paying for the classes, the state exam, registering with the state, getting licenced, and paying a couple of other dues (Realtor key, lock box, MLS, etc.) you're anywhere from $1500 to $2000 depending on the state in which you live.
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it depends if you have ever done this type of work before-if you have it could range from 9.00 to 13.00 depending on experience and what shift you work-which pays shift diff.