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1000 x 0.05 = $50.00 - doing the math, not liking the outcome
Posted: May 15, 2014
Handling 1000 pages a day in any capacity, even if just sitting and flipping them over one at a time, warrants better pay than a measly $50.00. They must think we are desperate. This is about a job posted on the Other Site. I am stunned that we are going backwards in pay incrementally. Of course, they will get someone to do it.
Curious - CaliMT
[ In Reply To ..]I'm curious about the job you're describing. Is this a records review job? What exactly does it entail? And what is the "other site?"
I absolutely agree with you about our going backward in pay, and it's a terrible shame! All of our collective education and experience seems to count for nothing anymore.
the posting has been removed anyway - op
[ In Reply To ..]the site rhymes with
MT Bobs
Aren't supposed to name the site on this site. Competition, I reckon.
Thanks! - CaliMT
[ In Reply To ..]I thought that might be the one. I didn't realize that we weren't supposed to name other sites. If that's the rule, no problem. But was it a record review job? I can't think of anything else that would require handling 1000 pages a day. How on earth would they pay by the page for that?
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