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Kasey 9 month s ago
#5 i worked at a research lab back in the 80's on military contracts "star wars".
i worked with scientists and engineers.
no white lab coats, sneakers and jeans was what we wore, all the scientists were crazy................best job i ever had
       
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Ivan 9 month s ago
#6 everybody thinks they are underpaid, for some reason teachers are the only profession where everyone takes that complaint seriously
       
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Leon 9 month s ago
Ivan,
it's the programming, teacher dont get paid like pro athletes!!! its unfair!! think of the children!! in my state they are extremely well paid. most can retire at 55, they are on the top 10% of income. they are contractually guaranteed raises from their union of 5% or more. Even during covid. i did taxes one year and a 2 teacher family set up IRAs for their kids. they'll never HAVE to work
       
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Pamela 9 month s ago
Leon,

you sir, are a liar. What state was this? Total BS. Raises are not guaranteed and are controlled by state legislatures and the local tax base, with most raises being 2% or less per year. The are definitely not in the top 10% of salaries. Most teachers start out now at 30K or less a year, with benefits being taken away yearly. My wife and sister are/were both teachers in different states and both are making less now than some starting wages for their kids coming out of college or tech school. Stop trying to push an agenda because you underachieved in life. Facts man... facts.
       
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Virdie 9 month s ago
#4 I have never seen a bored Janitor, and even in media they're depicted as always working, which is why I respect them more than the suit wearing posers who are barely good at making decisions because they worry about wrinkling their constricting clothes.
       
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Virdie 9 month s ago
#13 I also work in retail, and I KNOW that all the stock needs to be on the floor as much as possible, but backstock means there is stuff that didn't fit, or is being rotated in. So IF you have a way to check that by a device then please do, but don't slam people for asking since they took the effort to find something they really wanted. And making them wait is disgusting behavior, because who likes waiting when they have a schedule with friends waiting?
       
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Virdie 9 month s ago
Not all business owners are lost in the rafters making money off the labor of their contractors. Most of my actually earned money from working the jobs goes into the business, so most of the time my contractors take home more money than I do.
       
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"Firefighter/paramedic of 24 years. The vast, vast majority of calls aren’t for emergencies. Far from it. It’s almost all low acuity medical calls to nursing homes, people who don’t want to wait to visit their primary physician, people who absolutely refuse to take care of themselves, people who want/demand for us to help them but won’t lift a finger to help themselves.

Don’t get me wrong, we respond to plenty of true emergencies and there are definitely people out there who are appreciative and doing the right thing when it comes to taking care of themselves.

However, for everyone, actual, emergency there is at least one 400lb type 2 diabetic on the third floor apartment who hurt their knee two weeks ago and now suddenly during a snowstorm, they want us to take them to the hospital because they ran out of hydrocodone and never followed up with Ortho like they were supposed to."

 

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