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$20/hr for blue collar work in a lot of Texas is very high. For example, Amazon was paying $12/hr in the San Marcos facility until they raised wages recently, a
by lukevp 6y ago
$20/hr for blue collar work in a lot of Texas is very high. For example, Amazon was paying $12/hr in the San Marcos facility until they raised wages recently, and that was considered decent pay. $8-10/hr is pretty common for unskilled labor here. We have a lot of tech and oil and gas that influences the average income but tons of people here are working for way less than $20/hr.
- lukevp 6y agoIndeed shows assembler salary at Toyota San Antonio at $12.89 https://www.indeed.com/cmp/Toyota/salaries/assembler/San-Antonio-TX https://www.indeed.com/cmp/Toyota/salaries/assembler/San-Ant...
- bdcravens 6y agoYeah, $10-15/hour for a lot of non-skilled labor or even low-qualification desk jobs is typical in the Houston area. The average home price here is 1/13th that of Fremont, to say nothing of areas outside of major cities.