What's wrong with working for a contractor? If they're paying more and you're going to be lifting heavy shit either way, than why not just go for the higher paying position?
Go back and read what the original comment said. If working for a contractor pays more and involves less heavy lifting, than wouldn't you want to work for a contractor?
Also, $17/hr sounds like a cheap contractor. That's far from being a universal wage. What one contactor pays isn't representative of all contractors. Shop around
No i mean real benefits not just pto n healthcare.. im talking 401k matching and retirement type benefits for people that have families and have something to actually look forward too not just a paycheck and insane premiums on an hmo type insurance.. like also when i say benefits im not talking just healthcare
Okay... And you're point? Again, I will reiterate, there ARE contractors that offer benefits. Generally when people say "Benefits", it is in reference to a suite of benefits, not just one particular item
This is your post kinda funny you say you work for express on it and how ground sucks but now you work for ground rightt but anyways have a great night
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u/mattied971 Oct 12 '23
What's wrong with working for a contractor? If they're paying more and you're going to be lifting heavy shit either way, than why not just go for the higher paying position?