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As can be expected, the reasons why technicians are leaving their jobs are varied. One of the top reasons for leaving, however, is money. Technicians feel they’re not being paid enough, either directly through salary or indirectly through benefits, such as vacation, medical insurance, holidays, and sick days.
Contractors say that’s just not true, stating that technicians are making a great wage at $15 or $20/hr, and many also receive medical and retirement benefits.