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The laborers don't make $70 an hour, that's what the project bills their rate as. They make closer to $20, the difference accounts for management salaries, tim
by peterwoerner 6y ago
The laborers don't make $70 an hour, that's what the project bills their rate as. They make closer to $20, the difference accounts for management salaries, times when the buisness has to pay the employees when they don't have work but don't want to lay off (because they are expecting work) and benefits (sick time, pto, parental leave, training etc.)
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- bpodgursky 6y agoThis is simply not true. See plenty of other comments in this thread talking about actual rate cards.
- peterwoerner 6y agoIt is true for me. My employer charges the government $142/hr for my time and pays me $43