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Re: Factory training - should I be paid for for my time?

by Don C <dc.nc@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > May 7, 2008 at 08:04 AM

On May 6, 10:02=A0pm, Steve B. <n...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> On Tue, 6 May 2008 20:49:33 -0700 (PDT), Don C <dc...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> wrote:
>
> >Thanks for the responses so far. =A0I totally understand the value of
> >training and that I will need to continue for the rest of my career.
> >I'm just wanting to make sure I am being treated fairly, because the
> >dealer****p seems to keep changing its position on this. Its odd that
> >they just don't seem to have a "policy". =A0On-line no, hands-on yes.
> >It seems to take weeks to get an answer. =A0Doing the on-line after
> >hours training on my own time makes sense that I don't get paid for
> >that. =A0But it also makes sense that if I'm required to take two work-
> >days off for the hands-on at a GM facility, that they should cover
> >that. =A0The GM said, "that's what you have a credit card for"...
>
> I agree with you 100% (and then comes the big but)
>
> In my opinion you are not being treated fairly BUT some other
> dealer****p might not give you any training at all and just leave you
> in the pit changing oil for the next two years. =A0If you piss this
> dealer****p off you will also find yourself either out of a job or
> changing oil all day.
>
> At this time you aren't at a point where you want to "make waves".
> Soak up everything they are willing to teach you so that you become a
> valuable asset for them then make your waves. =A0You seem to have your
> **** together and I expect you will have a very bright future wherever
> you end up.
>
> =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 Steve B.

In most every aspect I have been treated well.  I am working my
apprentice****p under the top dealer tech, and one of the highest rated
in the region.  I spent all day working with him, which in itself is
great training.  He and I are the only ones that work on diesel.  When
a Corvette goes in, they always come to us.  I guess what I need to
find out is if they pay the other techs.  If no one gets paid for on-
line, then that's ok.  But if some do and some don't, well, then
that's an issue.  But it certainly seems that the  hands-on should be
paid since that is during the work week.
Thanks
 




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Factory training - should I be paid for for my time?
Don C <dc.nc@[EMAIL PR  2008-05-06 15:53:24 
Re: Factory training - should I be paid for for my time?
aarcuda69062 <nonelson  2008-05-06 19:06:54 
Re: Factory training - should I be paid for for my time?
Tegger <tegger@[EMAIL   2008-05-07 00:14:32 
Re: Factory training - should I be paid for for my time?
Nate Nagel <njnagel@[E  2008-05-06 20:22:53 
Re: Factory training - should I be paid for for my time?
"mr.som ting wong&qu  2008-05-11 13:03:51 
Re: Factory training - should I be paid for for my time?
Steve B. <none@[EMAIL   2008-05-06 22:05:48 
Re: Factory training - should I be paid for for my time?
Don C <dc.nc@[EMAIL PR  2008-05-06 20:49:33 
Re: Factory training - should I be paid for for my time?
Steve B. <none@[EMAIL   2008-05-07 01:02:53 
Re: Factory training - should I be paid for for my time?
Don C <dc.nc@[EMAIL PR  2008-05-07 08:04:39 
Re: Factory training - should I be paid for for my time?
"HLS" <nospa  2008-05-07 12:40:27 

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