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$28/hour would work out to $56k/year, before overtime. He'd have to work a lot of overtime to get to $100k.
by jdminhbg 17y ago
$28/hour would work out to $56k/year, before overtime. He'd have to work a lot of overtime to get to $100k.
- ahi 17y agoFrom the WSJ article: "'It's sad,' says Mr. Crane, who had been earning about $28 per hour at Delco, before overtime." He could get to $100k relatively easily with a 60 hour work week which is perfectly reasonable. $28x2000 + $28x1.5x1000 gets him to $98k, and holidays usually mean better than time and a half.