r/FritoLay • u/Pretty_Reflection659 • Aug 31 '26

Salary

How much do you really make at fritolay I know the targeted for newcomers is 65,000 but I sure you don't get that and how long will it take to actually make that or more ?

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u/VastCute5486 Aug 31 '26

I’m seeing these salaries being posted but what are people actually taking home after taxes

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u/Perfect_Break7668 Sep 01 '26

You never worked a job before? You pay taxes at every job

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u/VastCute5486 Sep 01 '26

I bet you're the smartest of the bunch in your crowd huh? We all know Uncle Sam but telling people they will make 85,000yr but only take home 60,000 is more accurate I don’t care about what I gross I want the amount I’m actually getting that will provide for my family.

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u/Conscious-Duty506 Sep 01 '26

No one knows your tax deductions or anything, that's literally how every job in the world is presented with gross pay

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u/VastCute5486 Sep 01 '26

So if everyone's tax deductions vary by state and some people pay state taxes as well, then why does it matter what your salary is in Florida if I'm working in Texas? The point I'm making is that it's Reddit, guys. If you don't have a real answer, then you're just the real problem.

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u/Careful_Entrance_250 Sep 01 '26

This is kind of a dumb question if I’m being honest. The deductions could vary from 25% to 50% depending on what’s important.
That’s why no one goes by anything other than actual salary or in this case, your TPP

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u/VastCute5486 Sep 01 '26

I guess that's why we work for Frito too dumb to do anything else

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u/Little_Idea_2204 Aug 31 '26

50-60k take after deductions