RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:bombardier en baisse demaintrademorestock wrote: I don't think that is true anymore in union vs non union wages. Wages are however generally cheaper in low cost areas vs high cost areas for the same job
I would also say with the labour shortages no one works for minimum wage compared to say 30 years ago. I worked plenty of minimum wage jobs 30 years ago and the policy was shut up and if you don't like it there's the door. Not true today
I have to think wages are cheaper in savannah Georgia than Toronto and Montreal but I have no idea
I was in Georgia years ago , picking a sports car , and yes wages were much lower than Montreal ... the owner ( contractor) was paying his workers $9 per hour to install " O-G " . His personal home had 28 windows just on the facad with 4 car garage on the side ... his buddy told me it was worth $500 K , I told him back home it would cost $4 Million at least ... I saved $40 K on the sports car , which couldn't be found in a 250 km radius ... that was in MACON Georgia .. GLTA