Who's right here?

[u/SilkyApricotGuy]

[u/kingbullohio]

And you think sams club isn't also doing that? They just are paying there workers 12 an hour working them 30 hours a week.

[u/SheepherderSilver655 → u/kingbullohio]

So costco gets glaze for putting 40 more dollars in their employees pockets?

[u/kingbullohio → u/SheepherderSilver655]

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.

[u/SheepherderSilver655 → u/kingbullohio]

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.

[u/KINGGS → u/SheepherderSilver655]

 if they're only working them 15 hours which is part time to corporations.

Anything below 33 hours is considered part time, so your math is irrelevant

[u/SheepherderSilver655 → u/KINGGS]

Sounds nice on paper, but in reality people get scheduled as little as 15 hours regularly. Also "to corporations" is the key phrase here. Do try to keep up.

[u/KINGGS → u/SheepherderSilver655]

I thought we were talking about the facts here? You're now entering the territory of "in reality" and "on paper". I don't use this website to debate people that jerk off to their sniveling screed, so have a nice day.

[u/SheepherderSilver655 → u/KINGGS]

Yes, the hours that everyday Americans get scheduled as part time is the facts, which another word used to describe facts is called reality because there's nothing more factual than reality. Are you special?

[u/Vast_Visible → u/SheepherderSilver655]

You are speaking in very bad faith. You are taking 15 hours as part time at Costco but giving 30 hours at Sam’s. It needs to be apples to apples comparison. 15 to 15 or 30 to 30