the pay of a common waiter could be over 3000 CAD ?

[qiang]

after tax and including the tip
every month....
i gotta say ITs gonna be the first job for me in Calgary.
actually its a pity to give up my decent job in China as a senior architect in an big National firm

[Locke]

Ummm....you're going to have to make sure your table gets a happy ending for that kind of cash.

All of them....

[qiang]

Originally Posted by Locke

Ummm....you're going to have to make sure your table gets a happy ending for that kind of cash.

All of them....

happy ending...lmao

of cuz i would serve customers as well as possible.you think i Will eND up with like gunfire?

[Muta]

I gotta hand it to you.... your ability to somehow stay relevant on this board in less than one day is nothing short of amazing.

[Locke]

Originally Posted by qiang

happy ending...lmao

of cuz i would serve customers as well as possible.you think i Will eND up with like gunfire?

I dont know, all I know is that Vaseline is produced by an American company, so you'll have to pay the Infidels their due....

[qiang]

Originally Posted by Locke

I dont know, all I know is that Vaseline is produced by an American company, so you'll have to pay the Infidels their due....

what do you mean by vaseline...kinda weird
dont know the meaning behind

[qiang]

Originally Posted by Muta

I gotta hand it to you.... your ability to somehow stay relevant on this board in less than one day is nothing short of amazing.

relevant...Jesus....i just wanna know the info about Calgary

[Young-Sneezy]

Originally Posted by qiang

what do you mean by vaseline...kinda weird
dont know the meaning behind

in North American culture, a "Happy Ending" is...

NSFW!

a term used to suggest a service ends with some form of sexual service. it is NOT common and is meant as a joke. so dont expect an under the table handsky after your meal at boston pizza

oh, and nsfw means not safe for work.

Lastly, the "common waiter" is not what you are expecting. Waiters, or "servers" that make a lot of money are usually good looking girls, who either bartend (pour alcoholic drinks), work in bars, or perhaps serve at very expensive restaurants.

an example of a common waiter:




male servers make much...much less here.

[qiang]

Originally Posted by Young-Sneezy

in North American culture, a "Happy Ending" is...

NSFW!

a term used to suggest a service ends with some form of sexual service. it is NOT common and is meant as a joke. so dont expect an under the table handsky after your meal at boston pizza

oh, and nsfw means not safe for work.

Lastly, the "common waiter" is not what you are expecting. Waiters, or "servers" that make a lot of money are usually good looking girls, who either bartend (pour alcoholic drinks), work in bars, or perhaps serve at very expensive restaurants.

an example of a common waiter:




male servers make much...much less here.

male waiters..low pay ...how low..

[kirant]

Originally Posted by qiang

after tax and including the tip
every month....
i gotta say ITs gonna be the first job for me in Calgary.
actually its a pity to give up my decent job in China as a senior architect in an big National firm

Well, let's consider this. The average number of workdays in a full month (assuming full time work) is about 21. That means, post tax, you need to earn about 145 per day. Assuming consistent 8 hour work days, that's 17.45 dollars per hour.

The minimum wage in Alberta is $9.05 per hour if your establishment sells alcoholic beverages. That means the rest, assuming absolutely no tax, is $8.40 per hour in tips. This doesn't seem likely in my mind.

We could also consult this website:

http://alis.alberta.ca/occinfo/Conte...RO_ID=71002921

Which lists the mean take home as about $9.75/hour. Even a couple years out of date, that seems like bit of a stretch to make $17.45/hour.

Increasing the number of hours worked per week may alter this slightly, but not enough. Even if you work 10 hour days, that's still ~$14/hour.

I get within range of that number if I plug in all days of a month as work days plus working 10 hour days ($10/hour)

[Traditional_Ale]

qiannamaker.

[AMG_G]

Originally Posted by kirant

Well, let's consider this. The average number of workdays in a full month (assuming full time work) is about 21. That means, post tax, you need to earn about 145 per day. Assuming consistent 8 hour work days, that's 17.45 dollars per hour.

The minimum wage in Alberta is $9.05 per hour if your establishment sells alcoholic beverages. That means the rest, assuming absolutely no tax, is $8.40 per hour in tips. This doesn't seem likely in my mind.

We could also consult this website:

http://alis.alberta.ca/occinfo/Conte...RO_ID=71002921

Which lists the mean take home as about $9.75/hour. Even a couple years out of date, that seems like bit of a stretch to make $17.45/hour.

Increasing the number of hours worked per week may alter this slightly, but not enough. Even if you work 10 hour days, that's still ~$14/hour.

I get within range of that number if I plug in all days of a month as work days plus working 10 hour days ($10/hour)

Well it's almost 100% certainty that he would be hired at a Chinese restaurant and we all know how generous we tip

[AMG_G]

Originally Posted by qiang

after tax and including the tip
every month....
i gotta say ITs gonna be the first job for me in Calgary.
actually its a pity to give up my decent job in China as a senior architect in an big National firm

That's what all the snake heads tell them Chinese bitches. Then bam when they land here straight into the life of prostitution to pay off their debt.

[qiang]

Originally Posted by Traditional_Ale

qiannamaker.

qian Nan make..you meant?

[qiang]

Originally Posted by kirant

Well, let's consider this. The average number of workdays in a full month (assuming full time work) is about 21. That means, post tax, you need to earn about 145 per day. Assuming consistent 8 hour work days, that's 17.45 dollars per hour.

The minimum wage in Alberta is $9.05 per hour if your establishment sells alcoholic beverages. That means the rest, assuming absolutely no tax, is $8.40 per hour in tips. This doesn't seem likely in my mind.

We could also consult this website:

http://alis.alberta.ca/occinfo/Conte...RO_ID=71002921

Which lists the mean take home as about $9.75/hour. Even a couple years out of date, that seems like bit of a stretch to make $17.45/hour.

Increasing the number of hours worked per week may alter this slightly, but not enough. Even if you work 10 hour days, that's still ~$14/hour.

I get within range of that number if I plug in all days of a month as work days plus working 10 hour days ($10/hour)

Jesus...what a mathematics genius
thanx so much for this hard Nobel question how to make over three thousand CAD

[qiang]

Originally Posted by AMG_G

Well it's almost 100% certainty that he would be hired at a Chinese restaurant and we all know how generous we tip

generous tip ...lmao..thank you in advance

[ken0042]

When I used to work for an engineering company, there were a lot of people working there who had qualifications that may not be recognized in Canada. They were doing other jobs, like document management, etc. That might be a better course of action; do something like that as you upgrade your schooling, and then you also have someplace that will hire you once you are done school.

[Boblobla]

I am still not convinced this isn't an elaborate troll job...

[Hockeyguy15]

Originally Posted by qiang

Jesus...what a mathematics genius
thanx so much for this hard Nobel question how to make over three thousand CAD

This made me laugh, possibly because I pictured this guy saying it.

[surferguy]

Originally Posted by qiang

male waiters..low pay ...how low..

Wai Tu Lo