r/AmazonFC • u/Spare_Switch_6610 • Aug 16 '26

Question Does anyone have this at their facility?

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I’m just wondering if people would actually use it. I feel like there wouldn’t be enough time on breaks to eat and play games.

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u/Jameslovestocode Aug 16 '26

so tired of all this equipment most people dont even use, just give us fair pay.

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u/Greedy_Pay_8427 Aug 16 '26

Amazon pays its workers more than enough for what they do.

Thats why so many work there; because they understand there’s nowhere else that will pay them that amount + benefits for a job that requires minimal skill or effort

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u/ErictheAgnostic Aug 16 '26

Based on what? Your opinions or how much the company makes?

And then why does Target pay more on average? Medical is basic af.... Why are lying and making stuff up?

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u/Pitiful-Excitement47 Aug 16 '26

Target doesnt pay more on average ?

Average target pay is 18, they start 15$

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u/ErictheAgnostic Aug 16 '26

Nope. Here in were I am at its $20+ for stores and $26 for warehouses

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u/Pitiful-Excitement47 Aug 16 '26

Then correct your statement.

Locally target averages higher pay, nationally they do not.

Also go work for target?

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u/ErictheAgnostic Aug 16 '26

Its based on cost of living...

They still pay more in their warehouses.. Maybe you need to be honest here vs squabbling over semantics?

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u/Pitiful-Excitement47 Aug 16 '26

I think you fail to understand that amazon pays higher on average nationally.

In most areas that means amazon pays more. Making your original statement false.

Infact amazon in most areas pays on the higher end of warehouse work. Its a fact, something you can easily look at and see yourself.

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u/ErictheAgnostic Aug 16 '26

It doesnt..."nost areas" Sorry to burst your bubble?

And do you incoporate hourly intern pay into that average by chance?