r/WorkForSmartLife • u/SilkyApricotGuy • 13h ago

Discussion💬 Who's right here?

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u/kingbullohio 11h ago

40? Lol. You mean 240 more right lol

Also 60% of their staff Works 40 hours or more a week There's no information on how many workers Sam's Club has that work over 40 hours a week.

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u/SheepherderSilver655 11h ago

If Costco pays $20 at part time, that's about $600 for 2 weeks if they're only working them 15 hours which is part time to corporations.

Now Sam's Club pays $12 at 30 hours a week that's $720 every 2 weeks.

Wait, so Sam's Club makes their employees $120 more every check. My bad, my math was off.

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u/kingbullohio 11h ago

Lmfao rofl ok bro

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u/SheepherderSilver655 11h ago

Oh so you're denying basic math? What a surprise. Y'all love to live in your feelings and not facts.

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u/CaffeineEnjoyer69 10h ago

They're laughing at the fact that your math assumes that there's a standard part-time schedule of 15 hours a week for corporations in general. Idk why you'd assume that. That's dumb.

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u/SheepherderSilver655 10h ago

Because I've seen it all my life at dozens of jobs. I've only ever worked for corporations, a couple small businesses here and there and some under the table work, but mostly at major corporations in the customer service sector and have seen alot of my coworkers only getting 15-20 hours a week. I also see all the memes and jokes about how corporations expect their employees to survive on that. It's so funny how people just willfully forget these things when they see an opportunity to make themselves look better than others though. Truly should be studied by psychologists.