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TopicAmerican factories are desperate for workers. It's a $1 trillion problem....
PoundGarden
05/04/21 3:29:24 PM
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Snakebone99 posted...
Man, $9 an hour would be a decent starting wage around here. Most jobs are $7.25 and don't go up much. Just recently since Costco, Amazon, and Walmart started paying higher, did everyone else start paying higher. All it took was those 3 places. When a job opens up, literally thousands of people will apply for one position, because everything else is shit.

$7.25 an hour, think about that. That's not just a few high school jobs, that's most jobs around here. There are only about 6 factories that you would want to drive to work for. One Walmart, one Costco, one Amazon and the rest is $7.25 or specialists like doctors.

So no, $9.00 isn't one of the shit tier jobs actually. You may even need a degree to make $9.00 an hour around here.

That's crazy. I mean, some areas it's just rough all around I guess, don't know what to say. I'm not saying you're wrong or trying to be unempathetic, im just trying to dispell this generalization that most factory work is bottom tier pay. The 3 states I've worked in (Alaska, Minnesota, Iowa) all paid decently for manufacturing.

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