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Why are wages

Posted 01-27-2016 at 10:29 AM by helionprime

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Originally Posted by nicet4

If I can get a sanctuary city citizen to do the job for $9 to $12 why should I pay $25??

For "unskilled" jobs that are near minimum wage, yes, there would be no reason to.

But let's say it was a regular office or admin worker. Or even in manufacturing, or trades.

The barrier to get to a middle range salary is harder than make a leap to a higher tier salary.

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Why are wages

Posted 01-27-2016 at 10:22 AM by helionprime

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Originally Posted by Mr_Geek

Wages are in California because federal and state law require people to be paid for work. We don't allow slavery (legally).

Edit: now that you've completed your post. I think it depends. My company has a ton (literally) of jobs that pay in the range you mention.

I feel like there is a glass ceiling to just even move to the middle range. Most of my friends are stuck at $18-19 and you would have to literally need a disproportionate amount of experience or qualifications-...

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i barely see "middle range" wages. You either are in the lower ring or high

Posted 01-27-2016 at 10:05 AM by helionprime

in California, most of the jobs either fall from minimum wage - $20 or $32 and higher. There are few jobs that pay in the middle of $21-$32

It's either you luck out either to a union or you belong to management or some high demand profession like nursing at the least.

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Why are wages either in the lower or high, barely anything in the widening middle range?

Posted 01-27-2016 at 09:59 AM by helionprime

[quote=helionprime;42793584]In California[/QUOTE

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Round Two Day Three

Posted 01-27-2016 at 08:44 AM by chadgates

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5) 2005 Texas (13-0)

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60) 2004 Oklahoma (12-1)

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Oklahoma 24-23

119) 2014 Baylor (11-2)
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37) 2008 Utah (13-0)

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