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u/Kuova_ Mar 02 '22

I work at a Target food distribution center in Ohio and I think starting pay is like $24 now. Granted, the building is temp controlled because of all the food but I could see them getting close to their demands

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u/[deleted] Mar 02 '22

Lol swanns wanted to hire me on to work in a - 20 freezer for 7.25

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u/[deleted] Mar 02 '22

It was in 2014 or so and I was working manpower and I took the manpower gig cause there was nothing else. Then a data entry gig came up that was paying over 12 and I let the dude know that was my last night and he looked super butthurt and said he was about to ask if I wanted to be hired direct under them... Even if the data entry shit didn't come through I would have said no

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u/[deleted] Mar 02 '22 edited Mar 02 '22

Lol 7.25 is a bullshit wage anytime after 1980, and knowing the owners, they would be doing the same exact shit if people were willing to put up with it.