Ford Is Hiring, But No Joy

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Nobody to hire. No trade schools. Nobody that can think.
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Or read and write.
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I wonder how accurate the $120k is? Is that average or just the high side of a few? A lot videos out there from disgruntled mechanics leaving because they say they get screwed over by flat rate and various other issues. I have no idea what is reality and what is not. Hard to imagine so many would be leaving if it was really $120k.
 
Dockmaster said:
I wonder how accurate the $120k is? Is that average or just the high side of a few? A lot videos out there from disgruntled mechanics leaving because they say they get screwed over by flat rate and various other issues. I have no idea what is reality and what is not. Hard to imagine so many would be leaving if it was really $120k.
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Most mechanics that aren't pissed off at the company they work for are either Golden Boys at a dealer and paid salary, or get their certs up and leave for an independent shop that pays salary (or start one of their own).

Flat rate doesn't seem to be a happy spot for long, at least with the guys I know.
 
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