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>>717263
> Who would work without wage?

Grocery store middle managers getting payed by salary rate at 50k a year based on a 50 hour work week but consistently working 65+ hours dipping into 80+ depending on business.

You can call it under payed but the reality is they aren't getting payed for those consistent hours.

>>712448
This is basically the grocery store chain I used to work at.

>>606831
>Age
24
>Savings
700
>Debt
6400

>Monthly income
900

>Financial question
I currently work retail part time, I've got a years experience and my store likes me, I could get a middle management position as soon as I'd gain the qualifications(2 years experience), problem is retail is absolute shit, salaried managers are chinese slaves that earn 40,000 a year, are payed on a 50 hour a week rate and work 70+ hours constantly. Our Store manager has worked close to 100 hours a week and gone 27 days without a day off, I think the guy is getting Alzheimers or something from running on 4 hours of sleep everyday.


I need to get out of here and find an industry or career path that has a bright future with an eventual endgame job capped at 40 hours unless payed overtime and hopefully averaging less than 51 hours worked a week so I can have sleep and a life.

What do you guys think are great non college degree requiring career paths for someone to eventually live well on. That aren't trades, thank you.