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Paying employees a fair wage is good business practice. A good example is Sam's Club vs. Costco. Costco is very competitive with Sam's Club, even though Costco pays their employees 40% more in salary and provides far superior health insurance.
Does Costco have to increase the cost of their merchandise to make up for the extra costs of paying employees? No, not really. They get a lot of financial gain just from the increased productivity and decreased turnover that these wages provide.
And regarding the your comment on turnover, again, you are right on. My brother started pushing carts over Christmas break, like I said, about 12 or so years ago. There are a ton of employees still around from those days, almost all of whome have worked their way up to supervisor and management positions. Obviously a ton have also given up their jobs for one reason or another, but I can probably go back to my last job, which I left only 3 and a half years ago and find a much smaller % of tenured employee's who were there when I was.Comment
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Trust me.....and I'm not going out on a limb here....no one wants your opinion on whether a thread is interesting or not.
I'm fairly certain that 99.9999999% of my fellow OSers will agree with that statement.AUBURN TIGERS
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I know your trolling and what not, but actually In N Out Burger pays a very decent wage compared to comperable fast food companies. Back in high school when Mc Donalds's was paying $5.75, In N Out was paying $7.50.Comment
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Agreed. Why post anything if you have no interest in the topic?New Jersey Devils- 1995, 2000, 2003
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http://money.cnn.com/magazines/fortu...nies/2009/pay/
He made 81,000 last year....no college degree, and is only a department manager. I never would have guessed. He's my age (31) and he's been working at Publix since he was 19. Says he loves the company and has over 200k in his retirement fund because of the excellent benefits.Comment
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Where I am from it is amazing how much guys are making in the mining industry. They have cleaners on over 80k per year in the mines and a regular truck driver out there (most of this guys never even came close to finishing high school) can easily earn 150k + per year.
My mother is a teacher and she did some relief teaching in a small mining town for a few weeks and she said the children are terribly behaved and don't care about school work at all. When you consider their illiterate father who never went to highschool is pulling 200k driving a truck you can kind of see why the children think studying untill they are 25 to make less than a third of that doesn't make much sense.Comment
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Re: Top Companies to work for: Big Pay
Where I am from it is amazing how much guys are making in the mining industry. They have cleaners on over 80k per year in the mines and a regular truck driver out there (most of this guys never even came close to finishing high school) can easily earn 150k + per year.
My mother is a teacher and she did some relief teaching in a small mining town for a few weeks and she said the children are terribly behaved and don't care about school work at all. When you consider their illiterate father who never went to highschool is pulling 200k driving a truck you can kind of see why the children think studying untill they are 25 to make less than a third of that doesn't make much sense.Last edited by matt8204; 04-04-2009, 08:17 AM.New Jersey Devils- 1995, 2000, 2003
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