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oh,no. not an office job. i think i wouldn't be able to do that and be happy enough to stay too long. i don't mind retail and getting physical. just something that pays around 25k/year is fine by me. any suggestions?
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oh,no. not an office job. i think i wouldn't be able to do that and be happy enough to stay too long. i don't mind retail and getting physical. just something that pays around 25k/year is fine by me. any suggestions?
Does anybody know if the grocery store workers in NC are unionized? Just curious. I know that the grocery store workers out here are and they make anywhere from $18-$20/hour!!! I realize that the salaries are different from CA to NC, but I was just curious.
Does anybody know if the grocery store workers in NC are unionized? Just curious. I know that the grocery store workers out here are and they make anywhere from $18-$20/hour!!! I realize that the salaries are different from CA to NC, but I was just curious.
No they are not unionized. You will find that ALdi's pays the best wages in NC for grocery stores.
No they are not unionized. You will find that ALdi's pays the best wages in NC for grocery stores.
Yes, but generally they don't guarantee you more than 20 hours a week (but you will likely work more). And it is hard to get a job there too. They only hire every so often, you have to go when they are interviewing everyone else. NC is a right to work state, so you wont find unions all too much, especially in retail.
I used to do the physical, laborious work and never saw myself in a desk job. Now that I have it, I love it.
Try US Foodservice. They have a couple of distribution centers in Charlotte.
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