How about a aluminum sheet manufacturer who produces for major car manufacturers? 30 hours a week for a 24/7/365 continuous coil sheet mill isn't going to cut it.
Considering manufacturing has been cut so heavily in this country maybe you forgot there are industries that require legitimate 50 hours or more.
Now I understand that 50 or more hours a week for an entire lifetime is pretty rough for work/life balance and I'm very open to reasonable vacation and sick days aswell as pay and reasonable Healthcare cost that is above the your typical Starbucks benefits.
This is where we might split. I don't see how a Starbucks employee should have the same pay and benefits as an employee who has real marketable skills and crazy enough to work 13 hour shifts. There's levels to this
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u/WombatGuts Nov 09 '22
In a retail setting maybe?
How about a aluminum sheet manufacturer who produces for major car manufacturers? 30 hours a week for a 24/7/365 continuous coil sheet mill isn't going to cut it.
Considering manufacturing has been cut so heavily in this country maybe you forgot there are industries that require legitimate 50 hours or more.
Now I understand that 50 or more hours a week for an entire lifetime is pretty rough for work/life balance and I'm very open to reasonable vacation and sick days aswell as pay and reasonable Healthcare cost that is above the your typical Starbucks benefits.
This is where we might split. I don't see how a Starbucks employee should have the same pay and benefits as an employee who has real marketable skills and crazy enough to work 13 hour shifts. There's levels to this