Was it an easy day? Yeah kinda. It went to their overtime later in the week.
But they didnt get to have lunch and that would have pissed me off.
I would have sat there for free money as long as I got to eat food.
Otherwise Iād just take the day off and relax at home, but it is the president and how often you get to see that? Even if he is a pile of ā ā ā ā ā
I drive by the plant sometimes when Iām heading towards Robinson. I also know that pay like 27 an hour there to do maintenance.
I saw them start up when I worked over at the power plant for a temp jobā¦I miss that job. It was so easy.
Anyways these guys work like 6 days a week because itās in their contract. Some people made it so they live off those paychecks and any dip hurts themā¦
Its like that at my job. People live there lives off of OT. I tell them. Get right because we are cutting OT. Donāt depend on it. Iām a salaried Sr. Management Director. Some people make more than me off of OT. Donāt rely on OT.
I know I dont. Iād tell people I didnt need the hours back at the old job. I could live off 40 a week. Dont get me wrong I enjoyed spending the 2k pay checksā¦but I didnt need it.
27 an hour = 56,100 (27 x 40 x 52)
40.5 an hour = 33,696 (40.4 x 16 x 52)
Total pay = 89,796 per year for the regular and overtime.
Yet the people somehow live paycheck to paycheck. Sounds like some people have a spending problem to me. I live on half that a year and live confortably.
That this is a quarterly thing the company does (aka bringing in VIP guests to speak to the workers) where they have to clock in to listen to them and get paid.
You also havenāt addressed that they recieved training earlier in the day before the Trump Event (like all the quarterly events before).
If this was a one off incident you might have an argument. But where this is a regular occurance . . . well where is your critisism of all the other times workers have been forced to clock in to listen to someone or lose a dayās pay?