Basic math? Well let's break it down, genius. Where did you get the number 60 when I
clearly said 60 hours ON THE BOOKS? That there renders all your mathematical proofs incorrect and thus worthless.
It's not basic math. It's basic reading comprehension. You failed to get the MAIN point which is that walmart employees are notorious for working more hours than they're scheduled to. Dumb nikka.
But since you wanna be Leonard Euler why don't you go head and subtract this 10 from your rep nikka.
how old are you ? on the books ? Most managers are salary.. they dont clock in.. they either there or they aint.. they get paid the same regardless
AT&T Managers were getting fukked when I worked there...
they were the only people in the store not allowed to be union (union agreed that if a manager was bad then AT&T can fire/transfer at any time, where as any other employee can have a union rep present before any changes etc).
I was making as much as my store manager, as a sales rep
at Verizon, which is not union, my store managers were making $100-120k a year, assistant managers $75-100k a year
Chase and AT&T though, high manager move rate/fire rate and all the store managers I knew made $55-70k at best, assistant managers around $45-55k. Even though bankers at Chase can make $50-150k a year (depending what location + how good you were) and AT&T reps were making $50-70k
You wanna see some top end gets rich and low end gets peanuts shyt look at the car industry...
General Store manager = 300-400k / year
General Manager = 400-600k / year
Finance manager = 100-200k / year
Sales manager = 100-300k / year
^^ these numbers are from when I worked at a Honda dealership

they all told me its about the same no matter brand of car dealership though
The car sales people though

most making $24-40k / year while the better ones make $50-100k/year
My old general manager was made he took a pay cut down to $43,000 / month
