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Posted on 7/2/14 at 2:15 pm to piggilicious
Posted on 7/2/14 at 2:15 pm to piggilicious
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i'm surprised they cut a manager to 20 hours? i can imagine that would be impossible to live on.
The salary employees is what I was talking about in the above.
A salaried store manager at Walmart will make more than a salaried manager at McDonalds, for example.
The non-skilled labor running the cash register are payed basically the same within a few cents an hour, even tho they think they are entitled to be payed more per/hr than the skilled technicians who made the cash register work...
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Posted on 7/2/14 at 2:59 pm to DaleDenton
Its not so much what walmart pays but rather how they do things. When I worked for them we would get chewed out for even getting one minute of overtime. Full time employees would often get their hours cut in half to save the company money.
I was at the highest paying hourly position running sporting goods, garden center and hardware. Getting my hours cut was the reason I left. If I was to move up to a salaried position they would require me to move to a new town and work at a store in which I had not made friends as I moved up the ladder. They had all sorts of weird policies.
I was at the highest paying hourly position running sporting goods, garden center and hardware. Getting my hours cut was the reason I left. If I was to move up to a salaried position they would require me to move to a new town and work at a store in which I had not made friends as I moved up the ladder. They had all sorts of weird policies.
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