drywallers
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hey every1
i am currently workin in the uk as a drywaller. i have recently seen ads in the paper for drywallers in canada, with £40 000 a year, so i am thinking of workin in Canada for about a year. Has any one got any hints or tips they would be greatly appreciated.
cheers
i am currently workin in the uk as a drywaller. i have recently seen ads in the paper for drywallers in canada, with £40 000 a year, so i am thinking of workin in Canada for about a year. Has any one got any hints or tips they would be greatly appreciated.
cheers
#2
Originally Posted by sharkardon
hey every1
i am currently workin in the uk as a drywaller. i have recently seen ads in the paper for drywallers in canada, with £40 000 a year, so i am thinking of workin in Canada for about a year. Has any one got any hints or tips they would be greatly appreciated.
cheers
i am currently workin in the uk as a drywaller. i have recently seen ads in the paper for drywallers in canada, with £40 000 a year, so i am thinking of workin in Canada for about a year. Has any one got any hints or tips they would be greatly appreciated.
cheers
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#3
Originally Posted by sharkardon
hey every1
i am currently workin in the uk as a drywaller. i have recently seen ads in the paper for drywallers in canada, with £40 000 a year, so i am thinking of workin in Canada for about a year. Has any one got any hints or tips they would be greatly appreciated.
cheers
i am currently workin in the uk as a drywaller. i have recently seen ads in the paper for drywallers in canada, with £40 000 a year, so i am thinking of workin in Canada for about a year. Has any one got any hints or tips they would be greatly appreciated.
cheers
Different work over here though, all taping, plastering, sanding, some plastering, sanding, more sanding, more sanding.
Red Seal is the way to go, full apprenticeship time served, or try to work your way up from scratch you may actually get to earn the top money anyway as they are so short of workers. You coukld walk onto a job site this morning and earn minimum $12 per hour to start, after a few weeks $15-20 depending if you prostitute yourself to the highest bidder
One word of warning, there's plenty of ads and hype, actually getting one of these warbling morons to hire a good worker direct from the UK is a different story.
Good luck, Canada needs you !
Rich.
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Originally Posted by Rich_007
Dude, you'll never be short of work, either kosher or cash money.
Different work over here though, all taping, plastering, sanding, some plastering, sanding, more sanding, more sanding.
Red Seal is the way to go, full apprenticeship time served, or try to work your way up from scratch you may actually get to earn the top money anyway as they are so short of workers. You coukld walk onto a job site this morning and earn minimum $12 per hour to start, after a few weeks $15-20 depending if you prostitute yourself to the highest bidder
One word of warning, there's plenty of ads and hype, actually getting one of these warbling morons to hire a good worker direct from the UK is a different story.
Good luck, Canada needs you !
Rich.
Different work over here though, all taping, plastering, sanding, some plastering, sanding, more sanding, more sanding.
Red Seal is the way to go, full apprenticeship time served, or try to work your way up from scratch you may actually get to earn the top money anyway as they are so short of workers. You coukld walk onto a job site this morning and earn minimum $12 per hour to start, after a few weeks $15-20 depending if you prostitute yourself to the highest bidder
One word of warning, there's plenty of ads and hype, actually getting one of these warbling morons to hire a good worker direct from the UK is a different story.
Good luck, Canada needs you !
Rich.
At $20 per hour you are going to have to work about 80 hours a week and not take any holidays.
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Originally Posted by Hangman
$12 to $20 per hour doesn't equate to $80,000 (40,000 UKP) per year.
At $20 per hour you are going to have to work about 80 hours a week and not take any holidays.
At $20 per hour you are going to have to work about 80 hours a week and not take any holidays.
Aye true enough..... I guess I didn't recognize that funny squiggly character afront the 40,000. Amazing the drivel that is contained in advertisements....snake oil, get yer luvverly snake oil here while ya can.
:scared: Rich.
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Originally Posted by Rich_007
Aye true enough..... I guess I didn't recognize that funny squiggly character afront the 40,000. Amazing the drivel that is contained in advertisements....snake oil, get yer luvverly snake oil here while ya can.
:scared:
Rich.
:scared: Rich.

Cheers
Steve
#7
Originally Posted by Hangman
Bang on with the snake oil comment Rich.
Cheers
Steve

Cheers
Steve
Rich.






