What is the the base pay for a local commercial hazmat driver a year~?
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Varies by nation and by state and city.  For example we are in a small rual town in TN,  Those that delivery O2 or Propane will get about 10 dollars a hour,
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I think something like almost £1000 a year. Way too high but they still expect us to pay even if there's a "hosepipe" ban.
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The IRS regulations do not require an employer to pay you that exact amount-- check the department of labor in your state for guidelines but in many states, the employer can pay you whatever they want as long as they post this info somewhere once a year. My employer (who is very generous with everything else) pays $.044/mile which is also less than the IRS says but still legal.
867806
Depends what city/state, but maybe $10-$15 per hour.
491289
depends on where you are located and your background and experience. I would guess between 250-20 dollars/hour
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I'm pretty sure he can pay those drivers as independent contractors and give them a 1099. They would be responsible for all the taxes and what not. That would not be cheating the government. He needs to be honest with the drivers though and let them know he will be giving them a 1099 and they will be responsible for the taxes. Talk to a tax preparer. Jackson Hewitt is 1-800-234-1040 and key in your zip code for nearest office. Good Luck!
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not much....I know someone who works for AMR and they make about 8.70 a hour
287384
It's depending upon location and job responibility.\nDoing Fire & EMS or EMS only?\nParamedics (at a beginning level) various from around $28,000/year~$100,000/year.  Depends on where you're at.  \n\nAre there many other Paramedics around that area?\nIs the area of coverage a busy place? \n (Los Vegas pays close to $50/hr but also issue a bullet proof vest)\nHow long is the average transport time to the hospitial?\n (The further it is the more you'll be required to do and the greater the pay will be)
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according to http://www.salary.com\nthey make 55,137 annualy, but that's also based on where you live. go to the site.
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http://www.goarmy.com (And they are not paying you $10,000 a month for driving a truck)
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More than likely really expensive. The E.P.A. "Enviromental Protecton Agency" I would be more worried getting a ticket from those guy's vs. some state.
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I went to Swift back in January for six weeks. They hire after you get the CDL. Pretty decent.
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20 to 50 at the Holiday season (anytime from Thanksgiving to New Years) and 10 to 20 at two other random times of the year if he actually does ANYTHING more than sit there.\nTipping a new attendant 20 bucks when he hires on will ensure that he actually pays a little bit of attention to anyone he sees near your car.
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there is a lot more that the calculation depends on including fitness but on average that should be about 0.08 +or- .02\n\nbetter still have 1 or get a mate to be the designated driver.
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I am a Marketing and Sales manager in Durham, NC.  I have been with the company 4 years.  I get paid based upon performance (commission).  My salary ranges per month from $3,200 to $4,700 plus I have a company car and legal benefits.  I have to pay for my own fuel and food while on business travel.  However, the car is paid for thru the firm.  I am not at the level yet to earn bonus money and it is my goal for that to happen.  Web address is www.mydebtfreedate.com/consumer
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$400,000 or more per year
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Depends on what level of management you're wanting to get into, what kind of market the store is in, and a lot of other things. Base pay for department sups can start off at about $12, but if you're in a larger market (with higher cost of living) I've heard of it getting up to $17-18. For a zone or assistant manager, I'm guessing between 30-40k but not too sure about that.