depressing
Why are managers earning $100,000 more on average than the people who actually do things?
if a manager can keep things moving but surpress the wages of 20 people by $10K each and be a pain sponge, they are "worth it".
if they can find 8 desperate people to do the work of 12 and pass the wage savings up the ladder, they are "worth it".
Wait I genuinely thought truck drivers make way more than that. They used to right? What happened?
I work around truck drivers and one of them once said to me, "We handle a lot of money, we don't make a lot of money."
I can also tell you from observation that every driver out there seems to have expensive-ass truck issues every couple of months at least. There's always something going wrong with these trucks, always shit they're having to get fixed. They don't even bother getting the "minor" issues fixed like the connectors that make the trailer lights work, a lot of the time. It's the wild west out here
They used to make a lot of money, but it hasn’t kept up with inflation and their costs.
What happened to the Teamsters I thought they had a stranglehold on transport and could demand a hefty wage?
Yeah I guess I meant what happened to their ability to bargain for good wages
It all started when the AFL-CIA kicked out all the communists. Eighty years later, there’s no militancy, no radicals, just labor aristocrats preventing agitation.
Considering this is an average of the whole nation, I encourage you to look up the pay for rural areas and even semi-rural areas.
Or look at abysmally low pay for high CoL areas like in Florida.
It’s sad enough software enguneers are making >100k but at least they have technical how to do beneficial things.
Financial MANAGERS, management analysts (seriously, fuck you and fuck us for pretending it’s a totally a thing) making that much is par for the course for this entirely fake fucking economy in burgerland. One of the great mysteries how this farce of a society hasn’t completely collapsed under its own weight
I was just thinking how my generation is going to be living in a world with more old people than I previously imagined
Did they really grouped all the labourers with transport workers and it's still such a small number?
I’m curious if countries with universal healthcare systems have as much demand for jobs in the medical field.
I'm pretty sure they do, it just doesn't pay as well, which actually ends up with less people wanting to do some of the jobs unfortunately.
Ideally, those lower wage ones would pay significantly better and the top earners would make less. I'm too eepy to find numbers, but I'm sure it's a mixed bag, depending on the country.
i bet there will be robots that will be able to do the jobs of CNAs O_O
Dying of opiod overdose after it gives you oc80s five times daily for a dislocated toe 💀
