how much money is paid to an authorized electrician?
407409
Well here in N.Y the electrician union guys at the bottom make $ 34. per hour,and it goes up with experience.it depends on where you live.
773370
Unfortunately, Rico...it's been my experience that the light at the end of the tunnel is usually a freakin' freight train! And...no, they won't pay your electric bill.....they'll find a reason to sue you! :o)
824572
A good rate is $10-15 an hour.\n\nObviously, it depends on how big your house is.\nIf you find the right person and your house is small you could expect around $30.\n\nYou could save money by finding a starving college student or illegal alien.
252338
Yes it is! i had this happen to me while living in an older house. Contact your electric company asap. I didn't and was liable for the extra on the bill. They told me that whenever you notice a problem, report it soon.  You'll save money but be out of what you've already used.
1134053
depends how much work you have to do. I would say like 7 or 8 $ an hour.
461496
$7.75/hour plus commision
32836
He probably charges 60-100 bucks and hour, but that includes his overhead.  He probably takes home something close to 30-45 bucks an hour.
145907
Usually around $100 per day or about 10-12 per hour. This also depends on the area where one is working and on the conditions at the time.
411705
I have heard $30, but there is a large range within that number.  The article below mentions $30 also but only as an assumed CPM.
105838
It depends on where the actual Home Depot is.  I know that the pay rate is higher in the Bay Area than in the Sacramento area.  I believe it ranges between $12-$18 per hour, depending on experience, etc.
551362
That is a very interesting question. I have just recieved my Apprentice Electrician license. I don't make much more than the average person right now. But the Journymen I work with make a very good living. The amount you can make depends on the area you are in. Here in Orange Texas Journymen make 18 to 22 dollors an hour.
917048
I'm sure this is not the case. I know it isn't in my county (Coos). To be an electrician here requires a 5 year apprentiship and classes at night. Then you have to take the exam and pass to be a journeyman. For journeymen coming in from out of state there are some variences, but you still have to now Oregon's electrical code.\n\nThe good part about Oregon's program however is that you can be working as an apprentice starting at 1/2 journeyman's wages while you are in school. Not too many other careers pay you to do your schooling!
620518
Depends on what state you're in.  We paid $75 in NY.
658623
Earnings (for Entry-Level Electrical Engineers)\n\nMedian annual earnings of electrical engineers were $64,910 in 2000. The middle 50 percent earned between $51,700 and $80,600. The lowest 10 percent earned less than $41,740, and the highest 10 percent earned more than $94,490. Median annual earnings in the industries employing the largest numbers of electrical engineers in 2000 were: Computer and office equipment  $69,700  \nMeasuring and controlling devices  67,570  \nSearch and navigation equipment  67,330  \nElectronic components and accessories  65,830  \nEngineering and architectural services  65,040  \n\nMedian annual earnings of electronics engineers, except computer, were $64,830 in 2000. The middle 50 percent earned between $52,430 and $79,960. The lowest 10 percent earned less than $43,070, and the highest 10 percent earned more than $94,330. Median annual earnings in the industries employing the largest numbers of electronics engineers in 2000 were: \n\nFederal Government  $70,890  \nSearch and navigation equipment  68,930  \nElectronic components and accessories  63,890  \nElectrical goods  62,860  \nTelephone communication  57,710  \n\nAccording to a 2001 salary survey by the National Association of Colleges and Employers, bachelor’s degree candidates in electrical and electronics engineering received starting offers averaging $51,910 a year; master’s degree candidates averaged $63,812; and Ph.D. candidates averaged $79,241.
835736
Assuming the service was satisfactory, 15%-20% is appropriate.  Just remember, the person providing the service to you does not usually receive the entire $100 fee you paid.  A portion of that goes to overhead and other related costs.
463300
I would say about $12.00 per hour.
951798
I was just rehired as a seasonal employee in Colorado.  I start at $7.25 an hour.  When I previously worked there, you receive upto a $0.50 raise every six months.