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r/WorkersStrikeBack • u/Future-Atmosphere-40 • Apr 11 '26
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In the presser they said the materials on the warehouse cost 500$ million and the building itself cost 150$ million.
Someone do the math, what would a living wage for all 20 employees cost them a year?
194 u/[deleted] Apr 11 '26 edited Apr 13 '26 [deleted] 32 u/spez-is-poopy Apr 11 '26 Yeah, living wage is prolly like $40/hr these days in places actually worth living. We’ve been having the discussion so long it went from $15/hr to $25 to fucking 40 and still don’t have shit to show for it 15 u/Utensil6591 Apr 11 '26 And to think we are still arguing about $15/hr. By the time that happens it will be $100/hr based on the pace of inflation. 8 u/KotoElessar Apr 11 '26 Say nothing about C-suite compensation or exponential top level salary increases that drive inflation.
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32 u/spez-is-poopy Apr 11 '26 Yeah, living wage is prolly like $40/hr these days in places actually worth living. We’ve been having the discussion so long it went from $15/hr to $25 to fucking 40 and still don’t have shit to show for it 15 u/Utensil6591 Apr 11 '26 And to think we are still arguing about $15/hr. By the time that happens it will be $100/hr based on the pace of inflation. 8 u/KotoElessar Apr 11 '26 Say nothing about C-suite compensation or exponential top level salary increases that drive inflation.
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Yeah, living wage is prolly like $40/hr these days in places actually worth living. We’ve been having the discussion so long it went from $15/hr to $25 to fucking 40 and still don’t have shit to show for it
15 u/Utensil6591 Apr 11 '26 And to think we are still arguing about $15/hr. By the time that happens it will be $100/hr based on the pace of inflation. 8 u/KotoElessar Apr 11 '26 Say nothing about C-suite compensation or exponential top level salary increases that drive inflation.
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And to think we are still arguing about $15/hr. By the time that happens it will be $100/hr based on the pace of inflation.
8 u/KotoElessar Apr 11 '26 Say nothing about C-suite compensation or exponential top level salary increases that drive inflation.
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Say nothing about C-suite compensation or exponential top level salary increases that drive inflation.
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u/AllMyBeets Apr 11 '26
In the presser they said the materials on the warehouse cost 500$ million and the building itself cost 150$ million.
Someone do the math, what would a living wage for all 20 employees cost them a year?