tmakalinao OP t1_iurm9nw wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in For blue-collar and hourly work in New York City you should assume that the LOWEST end of the range is what they will offer 75% of the time with New York’s new transparency law by tmakalinao
My favorite quote from a business was a guy that wanted to post “up to $17 per hour” on a job listing.
When i said that the minimum was $17 he said, “well we’re going to pay $15 for the first 12 to 15 months, and if the employee does well will bump that up to $17 afterwards”
I responded with “so your paying minimum wage and its going to take at least a year before you can even earn what you initially claim when you offer the job…”
He didn’t reply to the email after that.
What i hate the most is that these are the employers that trap those that really need a job and the money by misleading people in their advertisements.
Oriin690 t1_iutkmx6 wrote
>up to $17 per hour
Geico, you can save up to 15 percent or more on your car insurance!
So in other words it could be anything, you just said a random number that has zero commitment behind it
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