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I am a CSR in Canton, Ohio. What good paying jobs in the Customer Service industry are there...any links, websites, etc?
What is minimum wage there? I want to accept a job that will pay the bills and also have some spare money Can anyone tell me what not to settle for to be able to do this...
Thanks ahead of time
Up to the time I saw this post I thought the min. wage was a federal number not a state number. Seriously, isn't it set by the feds?
There is a federal minimum wage but the state legislature can set their own minimum wage to be higher than that if they want. Can't go lower than the fed except for the slave jobs like servers and select others.
The going wage is 10 dollars per hour if you dont speak english and want to work without all of the hassle of having to mess with the paper work...you esy that dont you.
The going wage is 10 dollars per hour if you dont speak english and want to work without all of the hassle of having to mess with the paper work...you esy that dont you.
that is not entirely true. Yes, the going rate is about $10.00/hr, but, CSR jobs are hard to come by right now.
Up to the time I saw this post I thought the min. wage was a federal number not a state number. Seriously, isn't it set by the feds?
The minimum amount is set by federal, but each state can make it higher if they want. Currently, the highest minimum wage is $9.79 in San Francisco (CA is $8).
The minimum amount is set by federal, but each state can make it higher if they want. Currently, the highest minimum wage is $9.79 in San Francisco (CA is $8).
SF is a city. CA is a state, so therefore you're saying a city can set the min. wage? Or. . . did CA set the rate for SF?
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Can anyone tell me what not to settle for to be able to do this...
