Isn't it odd that Exxon Mobile, a multi billion dollar company, only pays their store attendants between...

Question

7- 13 bucks an hour.

h**l, a factory job around here starts you at 13.50$, and they take less work to do, and risk of a loss time accident is at like 1%. The best part is, a loss time accident can happen if the power simply goes out, or it can be even a simple injury that prevents a person to work the rest of the night.

0% chance of a robbery.

These are only multi million dollar companies.

These gas attendants are the ones raking in the dough for these rich people.

Answer 1

Not really.  Most companies will pay the going rate in the are for whatever the position is.

How much is McDonald's paying cashiers?  I'm pretty sure they're a rather large company, so a job there should start at around $15 an hour by your logic, shouldn't it?

Answer 2

Thank the government for minimum wage, it could be less. yes its wrong, but theyre all going to h**l anyway,

Answer 3

It's a free country, one can look for another job.

Answer 4

Too bad we can't legislate conscience.

The excessive bounties should not go to the execs but to research, salary hikes,lower prices. It's a shame that the greed factor is so prevalent.

Answer 5

You really think gas attendants getting low wages contributes significantly to Exxon Mobil's multi-billions?