$7.00 a day, so what? How does/what does Triumph pay?
As I said, it is about more than pay. Take in the govt regs that adds tons of extra costs, the crazy fat benefits that workers get, add in what the major growth markets are ( projected and actual ) add in shipping,and then maybe, the wages. American workers are paid way over their value for unskilled jobs, to stay employed, to stay competitive, they need to stop living with the union bull, go after the politicians who "care" for them ( with all the crazy overbearing regs ) and demand the lifting of the regs to be more competitive. I sick of hearing about the victimhood of American workers,they choose to be stubborn, and then ****** when jobs leave. But, as I said, govt regs and big benefits are the real issues with being competitive, not wages exclusively.
