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In reply to the discussion: Ford CEO says car giant is struggling to fill 5,000 mechanic posts despite offering $120K salary [View all]NotHardly
(2,270 posts)38. They lie, No one 'starts' at $120,000 annually... that's the top end
Ford company, another ugly lying corporation, manages to NOT tell you that the entry level pay is vastly under this top salary achieved only after years of labor... it's corporation of the wealthy and they use this stick posting all the time. They need to post "average" entry level salaries and the range of advances associated with "years of work". They think we are as stupid as they are.
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Ford CEO says car giant is struggling to fill 5,000 mechanic posts despite offering $120K salary [View all]
BumRushDaShow
Saturday
OP
You got it, they are after the taxpayers pocket like all corps (capitalism at its finest)
Stargazer99
6 hrs ago
#43
There used to be excellent trade school teachers, but they've mostly retired
FakeNoose
18 hrs ago
#42
Farley is full of it. Ford is offering auto mechanics only $50k to $83k per year, not $120k.
SunSeeker
Yesterday
#30
Meanwhile Trump is defunding nurses eligibility for college financial aid.
live love laugh
Saturday
#24
Farley is full of shit. Auto mechanics should, but do not generally make $120k per year.
SunSeeker
Saturday
#21
And most US car makers have fought electrification, which eliminates some of the worst parts of the job
Bluetus
Yesterday
#29