On Apr 21, 7:30*pm, dpb wrote:
Elias D wrote:
I'm in an area where every worker that's ever pounded in a nail with a
hammer thinks he's a "good carpenter". *Three quarters of the time
they don't have a clue how to cut a board square.

So, what will a skilled helper cost me? *Qualifications I'm interested
in include self-starter, moderate skills to include carpentry,
plumbing, electrical with some roofing thrown in for good measure.
Working environment is a small metro area with extended suburbs with
about 150,000 people.

Thoughts??

Good luck in even finding somebody w/ all those qualifications who's
looking for work--if he's got that, he's already employed.

W/ nothing to go on as for where this small metro area might be, no real
clue on what your local wage scale might look like. *Here, a rural, 20k
town, _if_ you could find such a person, it would probably take $15/hr
minimum to have a chance to keep them as unemployment here is 3% (and
that's up from the barely over 2% of a year ago).

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I found one, but about $2000 of my tools are gone, he is still here,
denying anything, but I saw my tool box in his truck. Have
fun......Better yet, forget about it.