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hired is a verb, the past tense of hire.We hired a trailer last weekend.Hired is also an adjective.He was a hired hand on a cattle station.
Da Vinci was primarily a painter. His inventions did not get beyond models or drawings. One of the things about him is that he finished very few projects. He was often hired and he either started the project and didn't finish or didn't start at all. He was sued several times for not completing work. His work as a painter far outnumbers the inventions he thought of. One of the things he did was to keep notebooks everyday with ideas, thoughts, and questions. Later, he would go back and try to find answers to the questions. Today over 4,000 of his notes still exist.
That depends on so many different things. Just throwing out a random dollar amount will be right someplace on earth. There are trained apprentice painters there are journeymen painters, there's guys doing this stuff out of their back yards. People with no training just experience. Custom airbrush/pin stripping guys, etc, etc. Then you have to talk about location, expertise, experience, are they part of a body shop or stand alone paint and graphics house, way too many variables here. But in general an apprentice can start at around $9-10/hr in a professional body shop. It goes up from there. WAY UP with custom work (usually paid by the job), ie. some custom paint jobs cost tens of thousands of dollars per vehicle! The preceding answer is good, but I think I can add some help full advice to young people who are looking into an automotive painting career. My first word of advice is DO NOT GO TO A SCHOOL TO LEARN HOW TO PAINT! You will get out of "school" with about $18k of debt and you will not get hired as a painter. You may get hired as an apprentice, but probably not. You have a better chance of getting hired as an apprentice if you just look for a job in the field and show some passion for it. You will not make a lot of money at first but it's better than paying some "School". I start an apprentice off at 25% of our flag money. Flag money is $19 per our at the shop I work at. 25% of $19 is $4.75, but we usually flag 110-130 hrs per week so that's $500-625 per week. The helper I have now has been with me for some time and could be a painter at any shop so I pay him 40%, but all I have to do is match color and spray.
Township management would be the municipal body responsible for managing the affairs of the township. There may be an elected body, such as a board of supervisors, and appointed or hired staff, such as a manager, clerk, personnel director, etc. Depending on the locality, the specific titles and duties may differ, but overall any township has to fulfill a similar set of responsibilities.
Any who was hired.
It depends on contractual language when they were hired.
In order to open his new office Mr. Watkins hired a painter, a electrician, a carpenter and a carpet layer.
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The painter we hired last summer was very unreliable and never finished the job.
Typically your homeowners insurance does not provide coverage for poor workmanship or for hired labor. Accidental damage caused by your contractor is the responsibility and liability of the contractor The first place I would go for coverage under the painter's liability coverage. In the event that you hired a painter and failed to check his insurance coverage then I would ask your insurance agent for advice on whether to file a claim or not. You might find that the increase in premium that can be associated with a claim will mean that you are better off covering the damage yourself. Sue the painter.
When an agent is hired to represent his/her client an agency relationship is formed whereby the agent owes the client fiduciary duties, that include, loyalty, obedience and confidentiality.
Film directors are hired by project, and by the production company funding the project. Except for contractual securities related to each project, there are no 'job' securities for a film director.
A motorman's primary job is to maintain and monitor a motor. Motormen are hired to work on ships or oil rigs out in the sea.
An account officer is hired to look over the financial status of an individual or company. They keep records of costs, savings, profits, and taxes.
A writer's duties are what the writer's employer (or publisher) requires. The writer's responsibilities should be made clear by the one who has hired him/her. A writer who does not write for another party should set their own goals for their work.
It would be up to the state's employment security office to determine how drastic the changes were to decide eligibility.