Average income per year

[Corbs1234]

Any grain growing area. I'm in the Wimmera, hopefully only in Nhill this season.
It can be anything from testing grain, weighing trucks, unloading trucks, preparing bunkers, sweeping grain etc. For some jobs you would need to do training courses that take a day or 2 but its nothing too difficult. Just long hours in the heat of summer.
Our site only takes in wheat, barley and canola so its not so bad

Forgot to mention to him the fun with barley and oat dust...
But you're correct, if its a good season, 60-80 hour weeks at silos are not uncommon; if you're willing to work those hours. And its usually $22-$25/Hr.
look into it people! lol we need more people working at the silos! well in our area...

 

[NVN07]

I'm in my second year a as trainee building designer and getting bout $12/hr (or mid 20's pa.) Once i finish tafe tho (hopefully in the next year sometime) i could be anywhere between $23-$30....

 

[Philthy]

Forgot to mention to him the fun with barley and oat dust...
But you're correct, if its a good season, 60-80 hour weeks at silos are not uncommon; if you're willing to work those hours. And its usually $22-$25/Hr.
look into it people! lol we need more people working at the silos! well in our area...

Its a bit late to get into this year, but for next year, we are always looking for more hands as well. Especially in the first few weeks. Get on it people!!
$27 was an estimate, since I haven't seen a payslip yet, but we have a pay rise of a few $ from $25 last year.
$1100-and-something in the account from 1 fairly slow week (5 days) so far though before the rain set in

 

[Holdfast]

$47K for retail...........................BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

That's not bad for retail AirStrike!

Enough to buy a new Stick:idea:

Please don't ban me it's just a joke:beer chug:

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Sorry for borrowing your image:hiding:

 

[airtime2107]

As an IT tech at age 28 and in the industry a number of years, maxing out at $65K. Not too bad money but means obtaining more certifications to get more. That depends on how lazy I am

 

[WNTDVT]

Around $22k last year, thats doing 19hrs a week around full time uni. I have just finished uni but am going straight into a Masters degree this year coming, only two more years and then bring on the decent money!!!

 

[shaggerz]

I'm a field service technician in the "Business Equipment" industry. I'm on $49985 per year plus company car, fuel, etoll, phone, plus about $1500 on call allowance each year and all overtime at double time.

I suspect there is not a lot of room to move up within the company I work for, but I'm on reasonable money for the work, so I'll stay where I am for now

EDIT: Oh and I'm 24 if it matters to anyone

 

[Junny]

Are you looking for a job? haha
come work for me,
averaging 500-1000 a day.

 

[Immortality]

print finishing operator. 60k gross last year with a little OT. that should go up 10-15k this year hopefully. i only work 36hrs a week on a 3 day 12hr roster but i do work weekends and nights

some of my fellow workers are earning around the 100k with OT a year gross

 

[cheesy_j]

I'm 22, im around 52k after tax as a cook
Plus no rent, no power , no fuel to work, free food and free medical
Just paid cash for my VE SS