What, for record profits while paying your employees the absolute minimum possible?
How about. "Fuck You".
I can't see how a skilled job is supposed to be competing with Amazon's warehouse in Etna.
They pay decent out there for warehouse work, but you're worked like a dog. You want someone to come into a hospital where it requires education and/or skills and "you're competing with Amazon?" Cry more, you aren't paying enough.
There is something very seriously wrong if hospitals are competing with Amazon. Unless Amazon will be offering medical procedures soon. Kinda surprised that hasn't happened yet.
Unless Amazon will be offering medical procedures soon.
Don't be surprised, they now have a pharmacy, so they're probably working on it.
Transfer or refill an online prescription or connect with a pharmacist 24/7. Amazon makes your pharmacy experience easier.
No kidding. Its the same thing with the whole "Fast food workers should make $25/hr". No, they should not.
Why the fuck would I bother with skilled labor that requires education and years of experience if I can just go ask someone if "they want fries with that" for $25/hr.
It will lead to collapse. Those jobs are intended to be a foot up into something else. Not a life long career.
I think the warehouse here is paying 18-20, depending on the job. That's shit, but it's not bad for a warehouse grunt.
This is what happens in communist and left wing countries where they elevate the pay of low skill jobs and don't increase the pay of everyone else. People are left wondering why they would have occupational exposure to disease and infection, work longer hours, and go through far more training when they can just drive a van around and make a little less money.
Same thing happens when you pay fast food workers $15 or $20 an hour. Why take some demanding labor job like a carpenter that pays $20 or $25 and be stuck working outside all winter when you can just make $5 less and work at McDonald's where you sit on your ass most of the time except for an hour or two (maybe 3) of rush time per shift?
Cuba is a prime example, people would rather be the janitor in the hospital because it's easier and just a little less money than being a doctor.
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