Re: 10,000 Deere workers on strike.

Posted by redforlife on October 15, 2021 at 07:47:39 from (174.210.135.232):

In Reply to: Re: 10,000 Deere workers on strike. posted by BarnyardEngineering on October 15, 2021 at 04:51:14:

That seems to be true. I can name
several manufacturing places (in my
area) that hire on at an acceptable
starting wage. But once hired on, pay
raises barely keep up with cost of
living increases.
The problem is, along the way, they
have to jack up the starting wage to
keep new hires walking through the
door. And is what happens is, someone
that has been someplace for, say 10
years and is a trained, experienced,
quality worker, end up seeing new
hires making within a dollar or 2 an
hour of what they're making.
I'd of been better off quiting my last
job, and walking in the door of
another place (perhaps the same place)
as a new hire. By the time I got my
increased hourly pay, my 30, 60, 90
day pay raises, I'd of been making
more an hour than what X-amount of
years of company pay raises amounted
to.
This was at a non-union work place.
But I don't think that part matters on
this particular issue. I bet this goes
on in union places as well.

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• Re: 10,000 Deere workers on strike. Traditional Farmer 07:52:19 10/15/21 (0)

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