GM pay was nearly 100 percent of average metro income Amazon pays less than 50 percent Going backwardshttps://www.inquirer.com/business/phillydeals/amazon-subsidy-boxwood-wilmington-delaware-fulfillment-robotics-20200224.html …
“The company plans to hire ... 950 associates who will make between $31,000 and $33,000 a year.” Those salaries are at least $15,000 below living wages in our state. Our state sold out workers twice by wasting our tax dollars and then celebrating jobs with unlivable wages.https://twitter.com/delawareonline/status/1232054357698498561 …
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“We have to give subsidies to be competitive.” Yet no one seems to ever question whether these jobs are worth competing for.
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Follow up: does DE have a voter roll on who voted how?
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Yeah, I wasn't happy with the vast majority of that number being mostly poverty pay
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Also noteworthy; the funds allocated here come from the Delaware Strategic Fund, a $12 mil initiative to support business retention and growth. It’s housed in the Division of Small Business. So naturally, they gave a third of the budget to one of the biggest corporations. Logical
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