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N e w H a m p s h i r e , 2 0 1 7 • S T U F F 13 Patience Cyr Age: 20 Title: Stitcher Company: Globe Manufacturing Co LLC. Location: Pittsfield Hometown: Barnstead Education: High School Diploma from Pittsfield High School, 2015 Salary: Piece work, paid by whatever you can make. Minimum is $10 per hour, but can be much more. Off time: She likes snowmobiles and riding ATVs "When you're making a product, you're always going to have a problem," he explains, "And that's where I come in, I'm really good at problem solving and fixing things and that's what drew me to it. …You really do have to be creative. The most crazy outside solutions might actually lead you to solve the prob- lem. I'm doing something different every day and I absolutely love it." Making dollars The pay scale in manufacturing is one of the high- est in the state, Przybyszewski says. Entry-level jobs start in the $13- to $15-an-hour range, and go up for more specialized skills and experience. For example, Przybyszewski says, the median hourly earnings for machinery mechanics is approximately $24 and quali- ty inspectors, testers is about $18. And higher skilled Continued on page 14 Continued from page 11 3.5% Rise in New Hampshire manufacturing employment since 2010; compared to a 7-percent increase nationally FA C T O I D P H O T O / J E S S I C A A R N O L D

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