On average, how much do Firefighters in training/entry level get paid?
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The current starting salary for a Firefighter in Los Angeles is $44,474.
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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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i believe starting salary is around $37,000 a year in dallas isd.  but from what i understand, this district does not pay enough to put up with the students and other crap.  you can get as much if not more in another nearby district that is in the "suburbs"
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It all depends what fedex company you are working for. I work for Fedex ground and we start at about 30 k a year for entry level
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how much does it pay?
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Hi, \nI only know the answer to this because we were just in Florida last week. My hubby is a firefighter here in Massachusetts and we stopped at a Ft. Myers firehouse to look around and ask questions. Hubby has "firehouse" envy!!\n\nGo to this website www.floridafirejobs.org and it will walk you through the process. I can tell you if you're a Paramedic...you're IN!! They're desperate for medics down there. The pay is good too considering it's Florida. I hope this helps!!\nStephany
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If you asking how much money police officers make it greatly depends on the geological location and how long they have been on the force. Starting pay is usually in the upper twentys to mid thirtys.
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At hospitals, private ambulance services & fire/rescue departments. It depends, it can feel rewarding but be mentally draining too. It can get annoying: a lot of times you feel like a glorified taxi service for people that didn't really need you but used you for attention or whatever personal reason they had. Still, when you do get the important call it feels great.\n\nPay is also just ok. You do better if you work critical care transports. Some can make up to $30 an hour. Most jobs tend to be in the $10-$20 an hour range. It helps to get hired at many agencies if you can qualify to be a firefighter too. Both jobs together pay better than either separately.
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The national average starting salary for a first-year teacher is around $28,000, with the national average with all experience and professional education levels at about $41,000.\n\nWhat this doesn't reflect is that these are gross pay amounts, and don't show the deductions for taxes, mandatory retirement account contributions, health and life insurance, professional dues, continuing education for professional development tuition, etc. Plan on your take-home being about half what your gross pay is. Plus, you'll be spending quite a bit out-of-pocket for your classroom, especially in your first year or two, until you build your own materials and curriculum stockpile.\n\nEach district offers pay based on a state baseline, adding in stipends based on your education and experience, the rarity of your subject/speciality, and the difficulty of the district (e.g. poverty/Title 1, etc.).\n\nVery rarely, a teacher can earn much more... if they have many years of experience, an advanced degree, are teaching in a school offering higher pay due to being in a difficult neighborhood, are teaching a hard-to-find subject like math or science, and also coach/sponsor a couple of stipended sports or clubs. However, someone doing that may be making lots more money, but they can't really have any family or any sort of life outside of the school and the extracurricular activities and clubs.\n\nGet a pay scale from your local district to see what they're paying. But remember, you can't go into teaching if you're planning on making lots of money.
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There are many factors that are considered that range from certifications, education and experience. Generally speaking entry level with no education, certification, or experience you should make between 25and 30 g a year. If you would have A+ certification or MOUS certification yoor salary range should increase to about 35-45 g per year with an associates degree or equivalent experience that should add between 10 and 15 g a year and entry level with a bachelors should start at between 75 and 80 g  a year. If you need more info you can check at comp tia which gives you a listing of places seeking help and salary ranges
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This depends what kind of engineers. This can range from 40K annual to over 100K annual depending the field they work in, and the experience they have. For example an IT Eng doesn't makes about 35-40K on entry level, where as an E-Eng makes about 10K more on the same level.
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http://www.justice.gov/jmd/2003summary/pdf/fbi-se-bs2.pdf\n\nAnd: from http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos160.htm\n"Federal law provides special salary rates to Federal employees who serve in law enforcement. Additionally, Federal special agents and inspectors receive law enforcement availability pay (LEAP)—equal to 25 percent of the agent’s grade and step—awarded because of the large amount of overtime that these agents are expected to work. For example, in 2005, FBI agents entered Federal service as GS-10 employees on the pay scale at a base salary of $42,548, yet they earned about $53,185 a year with availability pay. They could advance to the GS-13 grade level in field nonsupervisory assignments at a base salary of $64,478, which was worth $80,597 with availability pay. FBI supervisory, management, and executive positions in grades GS-14 and GS-15 paid a base salary of about $76,193 and $89,625 a year, respectively, which amounted to $95,241 or $112,031 per year including availability pay. Salaries were slightly higher in selected areas where the prevailing local pay level was higher. Because Federal agents may be eligible for a special law enforcement benefits package, applicants should ask their recruiter for more information . . ."
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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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$30,000 It really depends on where you are at. Also, a lot of cities make you become a volunteer first, and they pull their full time people from their volunteers.
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No base salary!! Commisions only!!\n%50 of annualized premiun plus 95% training allawance the first year..\nfor example for a policy of 100 a month, then an agent would get  100 *12(months)=$1200(50%)=  $600 plus trainning allawance 600+(600*.95)= $1170\nIn summary, he will get in hes first year arround $1170 for a $100 a month policy.\n\nCommissions also varies between different products..\nI know its a little complicated but I hope this helps you.
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how much do you make?
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most places have a small guarantee (maybe 30,000 / year)  If that is all you're making you'll probably get fired.  If you work hard I'd estimate 50-60K your first year.