I disagree, cyclista Nicholas. The Open Shop Facilitator is both people manager and mechanic. Furthermore, the OSF does not have the luxury of putting aside a repair should it be difficult, not in their experience or because there may not be enough time. Trying to solve multiple simultaneous problems on-the-spot while other people (clients/customers) are watching always adds stress and complication. I bet that the folks at the Bicycle Collective are best at determining what pay scales work best for their organization, they've been doing that for nearly 20 years.

Kevin

On Wed, Jun 16, 2021 at 8:19 AM Cyclista Nicholas <cyclista@inventati.org> wrote:
$17 an hour for the Open Shop Facilitator vs. $14 an hour for a mechanic
whose list of duties is longer, more strenuous, more complicated, and
more specialized? Maybe think about rebalancing those roles and rates.
That disparity is bizarre.

~cyclista Nicholas


On 2021-06-11 00:30, Ikaika Cox wrote:
> *The Salt Lake City Bicycle Collective is hiring! Join our team of
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