Let's be realistic guys, Kroger starts their new hires at worse wages than Walmart (who by the way now starts everyone at $10 an hour). Tons of places (retail, anyways) pay between $8.50 and $9 to start. You'd think a unionized store would pay a bit higher than average, no? Nobody can ****ing live on $7.25 an hour, even in mom's basement, your entire check would just barely cover the cost of food and transportation to work.
Let's be realistic guys, Kroger starts their new hires at worse wages than Walmart (who by the way now starts everyone at $10 an hour). Tons of places (retail, anyways) pay between $8.50 and $9 to start. You'd think a unionized store would pay a bit higher than average, no? Nobody can ****ing live on $7.25 an hour, even in mom's basement, your entire check would just barely cover the cost of food and transportation to work.
