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Location: East of Seattle since 1992, 615' Elevation, Zone 8b - originally from SF Bay Area
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What part of it, exactly? There are many related support jobs in the range you gave, but many other higher paying jobs. The union longshoremen working the docks loading/unloading ships are making $70-100k, Marine Clerks $135k, and more with overtime. Railroad workers in the intermodal yards can make $60k, mates on deep draft vessels make $70k, ships engineers $83k, and the average salary for harbor pilots is $400,000.
You mean the office jobs in Ship Cargo carriers and Freigh Fowarders, they don't pay much $$$. The only people making real money are the union jobs (docks,railroad ship engineers)
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