Calculate your actual Flat Rate hourly earnings

Are you an automotive technician at a dealership or in sales? Then your income has nothing to do with your hourly rate. Here is a calculator....

Skilled people realize they can make more money per hour by working smart and being knowledgeable. They can attract more customers to themselves with skill, and this results in more hourly income than they would make if they were just a junior hourly person:

• Fixed Rates ? or FLAT RATE? Are you making more?
• Fixed Payments or potential? Are you hitting your potential?
• The rate you net depends on various factors - are you establishing all the customers you can and achieving your best? 
• Try this calculator to see - no email or response is required, its free. It will help you determine if your actual pay is what you believe it to be.
• Gather your W2 box 1 total annual earnings including 401k and 401k match. Gather your time card hours worked, plus vacation, holiday, sick time, NYSL, and birthday pay (if you get that, this employer does)
• Fill in this easy calculator and compare

Ever wonder what your actual hourly earnings is? If you are a flat

rate automotive technician you can make a lot more earnings than a

regular B or C rate hourly tech through knowledge and excellence. A class techs

are the best and customers want them.

Get your BOX 1 W2 total income and your annual actual time card hours.

Enter the following information to calculate your net hourly rate.

W2 Box 1 Total Annual Wages Including 401k:

Time card hours worked plus Vacation, NYSL, Holiday:

Calculate

You can learn, grow and rise when working at an independent shop. Independents do not have to deal with manufacturers warranty that does not pay enough. You can learn more by working on multiple vehicle lines making you a better technician. You can grow more skills, with real experience. All the hours billed are CPL hours. Automotive A Class Technicians earn more at arlingtonautotire.com. Where do you land on this US Government chart of earnings? Can you move your career into the highest gear?

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More information from UTI about this topic can be found here : https://www.uti.edu/blog/automotive/hourly-rate-vs-flat-rate-how-auto-mechanics-are-paid