$6.00 at Burger King. Here in Utah, last time I checked, minimum wage was $4.75, but it's been a while.
Since I live in a depressed area, it's really difficult to find a job out here and the highest pay I can think of in the Valley is $10 at one job. That's a high wage out here. I was paid $7.25 by the end of my last job by fluke of pay-roll, I think. Yeah, $7.00 would be one of the higher wages here in the Valley. I know we're not as depressed as other parts of the country but it took my fiance three months applying at jobs almost daily to get one. The main jobs in the Valley are out-bound market research centers (also known as those annoying people that try to do surveys over the phone). I'm finding that fast-food is better... -_-'
I think you're mistaken... I believe I heard they're about to raise the national minimum wage to 7 dollars. I think it's 6 something right now.
I was making $18.75/hour, working ~50 hours a week... for YellowBook. But I couldn't stand working in a cubicle doing the same thing 100x a day, each and every day.
So now I work at a bank... wage is less by a decent bit, but still doing ~50 hours a week. Still more than just about what anyone else posted, but definitely a lot less than YB. But I'm happier, I think.
And I should be making more... college grad and all.
I think you're mistaken... I believe I heard they're about to raise the national minimum wage to 7 dollars. I think it's 6 something right now.
The national minimum wage is still $5.15/hr. If it's not, I am about to sue Baylor. The wage hike passed in the House but got hung up in the senate. It's probably not going to pass this time, or the next time, or the next time.
8$ an hour at a pet store, and I do odd jobs as a graphic artist which will usually be in the 100-150$ range per job, and I sell Maplestory accounts lol, which takes about a month to get to a high enough level, then sells for usually about $1,200. So overall I make about $2,200 a month, 26k a year if all goes well.
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