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Old 06-27-2006, 05:16 AM
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Brav989
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Originally Posted by SkyHigh
I don't think that the working class will be in power. My opinion is that it is all to easy for a company to find an educated pilot or manager but becoming increasingly difficult to find responsible and capable people to preform work functions like plumbing and welding. In the town that I live in high school drop outs can earn 40K as long as they show up to the job site most of the time and don't gripe to much. My brother is a construction manager of a large job and tells me that they have a union worker on site who's job is to sweep all day and appears drunk most of the time. He earns 55K. If you count all the years of education, training and low wage experience building it would take most pilots 15 years to reach that much income.

SKyHigh
True. But is a drunk sweeper really worth 55k? Just from hearing he just sweeps and 'appears' drunk makes me think he isn't. But again to each their own. People probably should not get into this industry and expect to get rich, and I hope they don't.