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WMABA Initiates Labor Rate Survey for Virginia, Maryland and D.C.

CSi Complete is conducting an independent labor rate survey on behalf of the Washington Metropolitan Auto Body Association (WMABA).

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By BodyShop Business Staff Writers
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CSi Complete is conducting an independent labor rate survey on behalf of the Washington Metropolitan Auto Body Association (WMABA).

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This survey is to determine the labor rate in the Washington Metropolitan market (Virginia, Maryland and Washington, D.C.) by an independent third party.

No shop names will be published when the results are released. If your  company is represented by more than one location, please complete a survey for each location.

Shop identities will not be published with the results of this survey and will remain confidential. Names are only needed to track demographics and ensure that only one survey is cast per repair facility location.

No participant shall be allowed to discuss any subject relating to prices charged, discounts offered of any nature, or hourly rate with other participants. To do so is a violation of Federal Antitrust Laws (Title 15 of the United States Code).

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Take the WMABA labor rate survey

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