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re: Barstool is down with the Georgia Waffle House strike and so am I
Posted on 3/31/24 at 9:54 pm to Oilfieldbiology
Posted on 3/31/24 at 9:54 pm to Oilfieldbiology
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I went looking and found that typical union dues range from 1-4.5% of wages paid, but one thing that kept popping up was that dues are roughly 2 hours of wages.
According to glass door this says server wages range from $20-$33/hr in LA with a median of $25. That means an average of $50/month if it’s 2 hours of wages.
Glass door Waffle House wages
$50/$3 means union dues would cost you the same as the meal deductions for nearly 17 shifts.
Now, if the workers unionize, I bet the meals for $3 goes away and the entire retail price of the meal will be deducted from the paycheck.
So if the workers unionize. They will still pay the equivalent of 85% of the meal deduction while getting no meals, and then on top have to pay for full meals.
I understand they may get more money per hr, but I doubt they come out ahead finically, at least initially.
Why would you use LA wages for a strike in Georgia.
The average wage for Waffle House in Georgia is around $13. LINK, so union fees would be about half of the $50 you came up with.
This post was edited on 3/31/24 at 9:59 pm
Posted on 4/1/24 at 6:21 am to Corinthians420
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Why would you use LA wages for a strike in Georgia. The average wage for Waffle House in Georgia is around $13. LINK, so union fees would be about half of the $50 you came up with.
Ok, no knock it down to a union due of $26/month and give them back $60/month for the meal voucher ($3/shift, 20 shifts/month).
Will the workers come out ahead financially trying to fix 20 meals for $34?
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