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I've seen a lot of people saying how they've had their confidence betrayed by HR. This is a misunderstanding of what HR is, what you want is a union. I'm a former HR person, I will explain our function and why you should be aware of it before talking to us. We are an extension of management, we work for management. HR stands for Human Resources, we manage the resources that are human and the issues that arise, onboarding paperwork, benefits, payroll. We help the company, not the employees. Unless your HR person came up to you and asked what kind of health insurance do you want of ALL the options instead of the ones approved by management, they work in the interest of the company. The company wants you to think we help you, it was no accident that you think we will help you. This is how they…
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“Competitive pay” is the biggest lie
our economy is fucked.
1960 – Average wage: $2.32/hr, $402/month .. Minimum: $1/hr, $173/m .. Poverty: $0.71/hr, $123/m 1970 – A: $4.75/hr, $823/m .. M: $1.45/hr, $251/m .. P: $0.93/hr, $161/m 1980 – A: $10.90/hr, $1,889/m .. M: $3.10/hr, $537/m .. P: $4.04/hr, $700/m 1990 – A: $24.13/hr, $4,182/m .. M: $3.80/hr, $648/m .. P: $6.69/hr, $1,159/m 2000 – A: $25.98/hr, $4,503/m .. M: $5.16/hr, $894/m .. P: $8.19/hr, $1,419/m 2010 – A: $26.69/hr, $4,626/m .. M: $7.25/hr, $1,256/m.. P: $10.72/hr, $1,858/m 2020 – A: $27.07/hr, $4,692/m .. M: $7.25/hr, $1,256/m .. P: $12.59/hr, $2,182/m 2022 – A: $25.71/hr, $4,456/m .. M: $7.25/hr, $1,256/m .. P: $13.34/hr, $2,317/m . These numbers are for a family of 4, which is the most common family size in the USA. 3.4 people to be exact. . The following are with a 0% down-payment, 30yr fixed loan. Does not include insurance. 1960 – Average price of a home:…
Got to go *fast*
But not too fast cuz I don’t wanna trip or anything like that.