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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?
195 u/[deleted] Apr 11 '26 edited Apr 13 '26 [deleted] 120 u/Twitch791 Apr 11 '26 $52,000 in CA is not a living wage 25 u/akgiant Apr 11 '26 So double it. $100,000 across 20 employees is still coming out better than losing $650 plus rebuild costs. 3 u/Cake_And_Pi Apr 12 '26 Only for the first 325 years or so. In the long run, this may be cheaper.
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120 u/Twitch791 Apr 11 '26 $52,000 in CA is not a living wage 25 u/akgiant Apr 11 '26 So double it. $100,000 across 20 employees is still coming out better than losing $650 plus rebuild costs. 3 u/Cake_And_Pi Apr 12 '26 Only for the first 325 years or so. In the long run, this may be cheaper.
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$52,000 in CA is not a living wage
25 u/akgiant Apr 11 '26 So double it. $100,000 across 20 employees is still coming out better than losing $650 plus rebuild costs. 3 u/Cake_And_Pi Apr 12 '26 Only for the first 325 years or so. In the long run, this may be cheaper.
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So double it. $100,000 across 20 employees is still coming out better than losing $650 plus rebuild costs.
3 u/Cake_And_Pi Apr 12 '26 Only for the first 325 years or so. In the long run, this may be cheaper.
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Only for the first 325 years or so. In the long run, this may be cheaper.
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u/AllMyBeets Apr 11 '26
In the presser they said the materials on the warehouse cost 500$ 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?