Welder wanted for permanent job in Bolton Lancashire

[W.olly]

Place i work at is after a welder. Job involves welding........easy haha

Seriously though. Its not heavy welding more short runs tacking in 4mm and some 1.5mm Get your own bay and all gear supplied etc. Its in Bolton BL6.

If anybody is interested message me and ill give more details. You will need a CV.

Faffer

 

[gaz1]

that job can be done by a trainee

cheap wages and get a good run of men or ladies doing it

 

[bourbon]

That will be about £12 an hour then

 

[skotl]

Why are you guys giving w.olly a hard time? Pretty decent thing to do, to post a job ad up, I thought

 

[James1979]

Why are you guys giving w.olly a hard time? Pretty decent thing to do, to post a job ad up, I thought

+1

 

[W.olly]

Why are you guys giving w.olly a hard time? Pretty decent thing to do, to post a job ad up, I thought

I didn't notice. Well.maybe Face Book Fanny type comments.

Which I ignore

 

[bourbon]

We aren't giving him a hard time. It's going to be production welding. most possibly piecework and historically crap wages. I knew enough of them when I was at work.

 

[More Amps]

We all started somewhere, and given the average age of people on here, that first job probably paid a lot less than £12 an hour...

 

[Barking Mat]

It's a job.

A job generally pays better than no job.

Good on you @W.olly for the heads up.

 

[Morrisman]

We all started somewhere, and given the average age of people on here, that first job probably paid a lot less than £12 an hour...

Pah, I started on £13.75

Hang on, that was £13.75 a week, not an hour.

It was 1976 though, beer was 24p a pint.

 

[brightspark]

well i started on 3 quid a week and bloody well earned it. not everyone wants to sit on there **** and get handouts and would want the job better things may come along from taking it

 

[Onthespotwelding]

Pah, I started on £13.75

Hang on, that was £13.75 a week, not an hour.

It was 1976 though, beer was 24p a pint.

I paid £6.20 for a pint the other day

I sipped it very slowly

 

[Morrisman]

I paid £6.20 for a pint the other day

I sipped it very slowly

It's twice the price of petrol, yet people still swill it down the drain, eventually. Most I ever pay is £4.80 a pint in one of the bike night pubs, but then I'll pop into Wetherspoons where my daughter works, and it's £2.29 a pint for the same Doom Bar.

 

[skotl]

Need to do the arithmetic - my first post-tax salary was £322 a month so that's... £1.86 an hour!

 

[Richiew]

A few weeks production welding would boost the average welding standard on here immensely. Myself included.

 

[More Amps]

My first full time job came with easy maths... One pound per one hour - mind it also came with a free three bedroom cottage on the farm with electric paid!

 

[pressbrake1]

I actually found my first payslip whilst looking for something else about a hour ago
£2.36 in 1990

 

[Maker]

£2.29 a pint for the same Doom Bar.

I used to drink Doombar for £2.00 a pint at the Springvale Tavern when I lived in Sheffield. Last week I was out in Shoreditch and paid £14.50 for two pints (Not Doombar mind, but still not bloody worth it)

 

[roofman]

I used to carry 2000 roof tiles up the sticks a day for £12 a day when i started in 1975, went to £15 the second year. No scaffold back them days either

 

[Robotstar5]

55p an hour when I started in 1976!