Miner's salary

[Inmar]

Why does a miner or another worker who has hard work get a salary less than an office worker?

 

[Wyatt earp]

Why does a miner or another worker who has hard work get a salary less than an office worker?

No one told you the basics ?


You pay some people to work hard not think, while you pay others to think not work hard.

 

[Inmar]

Even if the miner works 24 hours, he will still earn less.

 

[Wyatt earp]

Even if the miner works 24 hours, he will still earn less.

I see your a liberal and don't know math.



$27 and hour times say a 70 hour work week:



$27 x 40 hours = $1,080


$40.50 × 30 hours (overtime) = $1, 215

$1,080 + $1,215 = $2,295 a week

$2,295 × 52 = $119,340 a year...








According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average miner in the U.S. earns an hourly wage of $27.62, over the course of a 43.6 hour work week, as of 2012. This amounts to an annual salary of $62,620. However, wages vary based on location and specific job duties.
Miner Salaries | Chron.comWork - Chron.com - Houston Chronicle › miner-

 

[Inmar]

This is not enough. And where are the data on the salary of an office employee? Not the secretary and not the chief, but the so-called "white collar"? Accountant, economist, manager

 

[Wyatt earp]

This is not enough. And where are the data on the salary of an office employee? Not the secretary and not the chief, but the so-called "white collar"? Accountant, economist, manager

Not enough for what living in the mountains of Virginia???


That's like living like a king with that low cost of living .

 

[Inmar]

You did not understand.
I say that you gave insufficient information to compare the miner and the office employee
What is the salary of an office worker?

 

[Wyatt earp]

You did not understand.
I say that you gave insufficient information to compare the miner and the office employee
What is the salary of an office worker?

Get the data yourself your the one who claim a miners dont.

 

[Inmar]

If you do not know, then do not write and build yourself smart

 

[Mr Natural]

You did not understand.
I say that you gave insufficient information to compare the miner and the office employee
What is the salary of an office worker?

What’s the office job?

 

[Inmar]

What’s the office job?

Accountant, economist, manager and so on, that is, those people who work in the office

 

[Inmar]

In Russia, per month The miner earns on hands after payment of taxes from 15 to 80 thousand rubles Office worker - from 25 to 150 thousand rubles 1 dollar = 60 rubles

 

[Selivan]

Why does a miner or another worker who has hard work get a salary less than an office worker?

because capitalism
socialism is all the way around

 

[Inmar]

I doubt it

 

[pinqy]

Why does a miner or another worker who has hard work get a salary less than an office worker?

Because pay isn’t based on how hard the work is.

 

[miketx]

You did not understand.
I say that you gave insufficient information to compare the miner and the office employee
What is the salary of an office worker?

Listen libtard, just tell him what answer you want to he can post it and shut you up.

 

[Inmar]

t and shut you up.

You've already been dunked a few times in shit because of your ignorance. Liked?

 

[miketx]

t and shut you up.

You've already been dunked a few times in shit because of your ignorance. Liked?

When a liar calls me ignorant it's just another reflection of how you shills operate.

 

[Inmar]

And you dunked in the shit and the Russians and Americans

Simple math4

 

[Selivan]

Because pay isn’t based on how hard the work is.

This is correct for capitalism.

1. Adam Smith ...
- The capitalist must receive Profit = Income - Expense
- The capitalist receives income from the sale of goods in the Free Market, implying, in particular, the free price that is formed as a result of supply and demand ...
- Salary is included in the cost price of the goods, that is, is the Expense ...

Therefore, the capitalist will not raise wages if the price of goods on the free market does not allow it to be done ...

Now we look:
- The coal industry around the world is working on the verge of profitability. Consequently, the miner will have a small salary ...
- production and sale of other goods - much more profitable, so the "office clerk" will have a high salary ...

Consequences:
There comes a "commodity surplus" when the quantity of the goods exceeds the amount of money. There are goods, but people can not buy them.

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2. Karl Marx
- The cost of labor is determined not by the cost of the goods produced, but by "labor", the harder the work, the higher the salary ....
- But then, the price in the free market will not allow you to get profit?

There is a "planned economy"
- all prices and quantity of goods are established by the Government
- all prices are fixed and calculated so that the industries are "linked into a single lock"

Now we look:
- The coal industry is hard work
Consequently, the miner will have a high salary ...
- production and sale of other goods - there is no interest from the manufacturer, so the "office clerk" will have a low salary ...

Consequences:
There comes a "commodity deficit" when the amount of money exceeds the quantity of the goods. Money is there, but people can not buy anything ....

I doubt it

Don `t doubt