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50?
A large portion of teachers and even janitors make the same.
They have some nice graffiti, though :)
Hmm, interesting. 104 a month to take transit.
Daily commute M/F = 30 miles. I get by on about 2 weeks per tank. A tank costs me about 30 bucks.
So pay an extra 40 bucks a month to ride the bus? How about, no?
Nearly a billion dollars ($804,700,000) a year goes to a group of less than 10,000 people? That sounds like the American dream at work...
...then we need to realize that these people don’t actually do anything during their workday. They don’t make anything, they don’t provide anything, they’re just paid to sit around and send emails.
The issue here is unions. Now I understand why they’re fighting so hard to keep bloated union bureaucracies in play!
no job that doesn’t even require a high school education should ever pay more than minimum wage.
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With what it costs to live in New York City, $100K is actually a fairly pedestrian salary. A lot of people who have blue-collar jobs make at or near that in the city.
What is shocking is that we have union transit drivers making around this amount in places like Pittsburgh where the cost of living is less than half. Playing fast and loose with the overtime rules and such.