StuffItFred
Well-Known Member
How many hours per week? I was basing it on 40. Not garbage but not living large either.
$15/hr is garbage wages anywhere for this type of work
How many hours per week? I was basing it on 40. Not garbage but not living large either.
Can you explain why a job that requires no schooling and no particular skill set should pay more?$15/hr is garbage wages anywhere for this type of work
For one, its a very taxing way to make a living.Two, we see the business model Brown has set forth and they're not crying poverty for paying every driver enough to by a home, and living the way Americans were meant to live.Can you explain why a job that requires no schooling and no particular skill set should pay more?
I suggest you get out from behind your desk and into a fully loaded truck to find out. Btw your position doesn't require any special skills other than to chug the kool-aid.Can you explain why a job that requires no schooling and no particular skill set should pay more?$15/hr is garbage wages anywhere for this type of work
Can you explain why a job that requires no schooling and no particular skill set should pay more?
For one, its a very taxing way to make a living.Two, we see the business model Brown has set forth and they're not crying poverty for paying every driver enough to by a home, and living the way Americans were meant to live.
Can you explain why a job that requires no schooling and no particular skill set should pay more?
For someone who is young , living with their parents, and no kids , they could scrape by on $15 an hour in my hood.Everyone gripes about a livable wage. Well what's the hourly wage classified as a livable wage in your areas? Post some numbers.
For someone who is young , living with their parents, and no kids , they could scrape by on $15 an hour in my hood.
For someone who is young , living with their parents, and no kids , they could scrape by on $15 an hour in my hood.
And I'm answering your question. Your numbers are probably for the poorest of areas in the country.For someone who is young , living with their parents, and no kids , they could scrape by on $15 an hour in my hood.
Thats not the question. What's the living wage for your city? It's online. Look it up. In my city for a single person it's $8.75. For two adults it's $13.75. 2 adults 1 child $16.50. 2 adults 2 children $18.00. (All within $0.10 of actual numbers)
I get paid more to sit behind my desk and drink koolaid. Besides; we're not talking about my job, we're talking about your job.I suggest you get out from behind your desk and into a fully loaded truck to find out. Btw your position doesn't require any special skills other than to chug the kool-aid.
Everyone gripes about a livable wage. Well what's the hourly wage classified as a livable wage in your areas? Post some numbers.
Just what does a lackey get paid these days? Since you're offering your opinion about my job and the pay we deserve, I'm going to offer my opinion about yours. You're probably worth about minimum wage.I get paid more to sit behind my desk and drink koolaid. Besides; we're not talking about my job, we're talking about your job.I suggest you get out from behind your desk and into a fully loaded truck to find out. Btw your position doesn't require any special skills other than to chug the kool-aid.
I don't know where you are getting your numbers but there is no way they are even close. Try doubling those numbers especially NY.My city is decent sized and not the cheapest city in my state.
Example: Houston, Tx. Single adult $9.24. 2 adults $14.54. 2 adults 1 child $18.06. 2 adults 2 children $19.42
Example: New York, Ny. 1 adult $12.75. 2 adults $17.75. 2 adults 1 child $20.93. 2 adults 2 children $22.32.
I get paid more to sit behind my desk and drink koolaid. Besides; we're not talking about my job, we're talking about your job.
My city is decent sized and not the cheapest city in my state.
Example: Houston, Tx. Single adult $9.24. 2 adults $14.54. 2 adults 1 child $18.06. 2 adults 2 children $19.42
Example: New York, Ny. 1 adult $12.75. 2 adults $17.75. 2 adults 1 child $20.93. 2 adults 2 children $22.32.