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<blockquote data-quote="caliberbob" data-source="post: 4116566" data-attributes="member: 54457"><p>I’m a huge proponent of piecework and/or performance based work.&nbsp; I think it’s a form of pay that would and could reduce cost for business while simultaneously raising income for employees.&nbsp; Think of manufacturing.&nbsp; If a guy/gal was told they can get paid $18/hr OR they can get paid per piece they push through on the line, they start doing the numbers in their head and realize they could start making $40/hr essentially if they picked up the pace and did the work of 2.5 people.&nbsp; You could apply this pay standard to most every industry.&nbsp; When I was installing cabinetry the last 5 years I was a 1099 contractor and my customers paid me $10/linear foot I installed.&nbsp; Some houses were small like 32’ which wasn’t bad pay but they’d ask if I could do two a day.&nbsp; Hell yeah I can do two a day!&nbsp; I think if people were able to get paid for what they actually produced wages would go up, performance would improve, morale would improve, etc etc.&nbsp; not sure what all this has to do with unmarked police cars but I’ll figure it out lol</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="caliberbob, post: 4116566, member: 54457"] I’m a huge proponent of piecework and/or performance based work. I think it’s a form of pay that would and could reduce cost for business while simultaneously raising income for employees. Think of manufacturing. If a guy/gal was told they can get paid $18/hr OR they can get paid per piece they push through on the line, they start doing the numbers in their head and realize they could start making $40/hr essentially if they picked up the pace and did the work of 2.5 people. You could apply this pay standard to most every industry. When I was installing cabinetry the last 5 years I was a 1099 contractor and my customers paid me $10/linear foot I installed. Some houses were small like 32’ which wasn’t bad pay but they’d ask if I could do two a day. Hell yeah I can do two a day! I think if people were able to get paid for what they actually produced wages would go up, performance would improve, morale would improve, etc etc. not sure what all this has to do with unmarked police cars but I’ll figure it out lol [/QUOTE]

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