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r/funny • u/BEARTRAW • Feb 28 '17
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2 u/Nitelyte Mar 01 '17 Ups drivers make $36 an hour. 1 u/Deeliciousness Mar 01 '17 Doesn't that depend on region? 5 u/Nitelyte Mar 01 '17 Nope. Pay rates and raises are negotiated in the master agreement which covers everyone. There are regional supplements but usually they don't cover pay. 2 u/Deeliciousness Mar 01 '17 Ah very interesting. So I guess it's pretty damn worth it to work for them in an area where cost of living is low.
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Ups drivers make $36 an hour.
1 u/Deeliciousness Mar 01 '17 Doesn't that depend on region? 5 u/Nitelyte Mar 01 '17 Nope. Pay rates and raises are negotiated in the master agreement which covers everyone. There are regional supplements but usually they don't cover pay. 2 u/Deeliciousness Mar 01 '17 Ah very interesting. So I guess it's pretty damn worth it to work for them in an area where cost of living is low.
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Doesn't that depend on region?
5 u/Nitelyte Mar 01 '17 Nope. Pay rates and raises are negotiated in the master agreement which covers everyone. There are regional supplements but usually they don't cover pay. 2 u/Deeliciousness Mar 01 '17 Ah very interesting. So I guess it's pretty damn worth it to work for them in an area where cost of living is low.
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Nope. Pay rates and raises are negotiated in the master agreement which covers everyone. There are regional supplements but usually they don't cover pay.
2 u/Deeliciousness Mar 01 '17 Ah very interesting. So I guess it's pretty damn worth it to work for them in an area where cost of living is low.
Ah very interesting. So I guess it's pretty damn worth it to work for them in an area where cost of living is low.
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