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<blockquote data-quote="BigBrown1234" data-source="post: 3522567" data-attributes="member: 68729">Pursue Your Dreams First. The only reason I work here is the golden handcuffs are on tight. I went to college but had a kid as a teen so I needed consistency and medical. After taking 8 years to get my 4 year degree.(I was in the AF reserve activated 3x) I ended up getting locked in because of the income. Unfortunately I make twice as much as a driver than a history teacher. This job is sooo mundane boring waste of life. It’s a minimum wage job with a strong union (yet shrinking) that has eveolved it into a high wage position through the success of the company (because of the lack of competition) and 100 years of negotiations. But the tides are finally changing. Luckily I have only a few years left. Unfortunately for the future generations, I see a grim future. These type of no skill work(meaning most anyone off the street) jobs will evolve into the minimum wage positions they were always meant to be.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BigBrown1234, post: 3522567, member: 68729"] Pursue Your Dreams First. The only reason I work here is the golden handcuffs are on tight. I went to college but had a kid as a teen so I needed consistency and medical. After taking 8 years to get my 4 year degree.(I was in the AF reserve activated 3x) I ended up getting locked in because of the income. Unfortunately I make twice as much as a driver than a history teacher. This job is sooo mundane boring waste of life. It’s a minimum wage job with a strong union (yet shrinking) that has eveolved it into a high wage position through the success of the company (because of the lack of competition) and 100 years of negotiations. But the tides are finally changing. Luckily I have only a few years left. Unfortunately for the future generations, I see a grim future. These type of no skill work(meaning most anyone off the street) jobs will evolve into the minimum wage positions they were always meant to be. [/QUOTE]

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