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Topic	American factories are desperate for workers. It's a $1 trillion problem....
Snakebone99 05/04/21 3:31:00 PM #195:	cawmaster5 posted... my bro has been a machine operator for 2 years, is the best worker at his place, and has only gotten a .50 cent raise over that time period. he makes ~32k in california. not enough for the cost of living companies don't care how hard you work The old guys in the factories back in the day used to tell you not to work too hard. If you work too hard then your labor is getting undervalued. So get a raise first, then increase productivity. The old guys would just snicker to themselves when a young person came in working really hard. It was like watching an idiot work for free to them. <cite>Snakebone99 posted [p:953550870] in American f... [t:79440810]...</cite> <quote>cawmaster5 posted... </cite> <quote>my bro has been a machine operator for 2 years, is the best worker at his place, and has only gotten a .50 cent raise over that time period. he makes ~32k in california. not enough for the cost of living companies don't care how hard you work</quote> The old guys in the factories back in the day used to tell you not to work too hard. If you work too hard then your labor is getting undervalued. So get a raise first, then increase productivity. The old guys would just snicker to themselves when a young person came in working really hard. It was like watching an idiot work for free to them. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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