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Haha I remember finding retail workers in Korea super off-putting at first, they’ll literally follow you around the Best Oma Ever Women Vintage Decor Mom Mother’s Day T-Shirt Besides,I will do this store to see if you need anything/want to try something on/etc. It’s all with the best intentions and I’d agree some of the best customer service in the world, but initially I felt like they thought the foreigner might steal something and so were tailing me. Why should low skill employees be paid at rates equivalent to starting salaries of those just finishing college? No idea ?‍♂️ Why not $100 an hour? If we can disregard economics why fool around with half measures, let’s just make everyone rich. If we pay unskilled retail labor not requiring a formal education and with only minimal skills what do we pay individuals that invested $100K, $200K or even $300K in a education, not to mention the opportunity cost of 4 years spent studying when they could have earned $200K at Amazon (2,000 hours X $25 = $50K X 4 years = $200K), now add in the time value of money and factor in a reasonable ROI on the educational investment and your minimum starting wage for the college graduate must be $50/hour or more. And then what about the guy with 20 years experience, his minimum wage justifiably should be 50% to 100% higher again, so say $100/hour. Very soon the math doesn’t work because we live in a global highly efficient economic system where markets set both prices and wages. Anyone who thinks government policy can outsmart the private sector is in for a big disappointment. The only way to earn $25/hour is to provide that amount in value, you want $50/hour, provide that in value to your employer. Great employees are always in demand and smart employers are willing to pay great people that produce. The hard fact is great people are few and far between. It not about putting in your 8 hours, it’s about delivering exceptional results consistently, day in and day out.

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“why not $100/hour”? Because they know they don’t provide that level of value. They think they do provide 50k/year of value, and want to be compensated as such. This is Seattle, they’re asking to be moved from the Best Oma Ever Women Vintage Decor Mom Mother’s Day T-Shirt Besides,I will do this bottom 10% of wage earners to the bottom 25%. Amazon can afford this, and I think we’ll soon find that the market will require it. This is the whole point of organizing, to get the value that that the employees actually provide. The corporation will always undervalue their employees, it’s in their best interest. I doubt they’ll actually get $25/hr, but it’s a bargaining tool. Jesus Christ finally someone who can put this into words. You can’t just pad everyone’s salary or everything gets screwed up the higher up the experience chain you go. We can’t just pay everyone $100K a year, or the prices for anything won’t make any sense and the system doesn’t scale. But when you have a comment section of teenagers who just… want free money to do unskilled labor, well yeah, of course it sounds good. Until a loaf of bread costs $35 because the checkout counter girl is making $180K per year and has a 401K because she’s worked there four whole years throughout high school. Like does no one think of the economic factors of any of this? I used to think Reddit is full of working people in their 20s, 30s like me, but recently I’m starting to think it’s just teenagers who have a twisted, naive way of seeing the world.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.