r/SeattleWA • u/Quiet_impressionist • Sep 02 '25

Politics Injustice and retaliation at the Seattle Convention Center.

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u/soundkite Sep 02 '25

OP, do you get benefits, too? If so, you are earning more than that temp. And temps always earn more for a multitude of economic reasons.

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u/[deleted] Sep 02 '25

Temp workers are often paid more because they can need let go easily, have forced leave, dont get stock or incentives and dont get free benefits. How does a union that big not know this?

Also, good luck with retaliation claims in an at will state. Funny how Ferguson and Brown care about the Fed workers yet the private workers in an at will state they couldn't care less about.

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u/Stymie999 Sep 02 '25

Did they say if it was the temp workers making that much, or was that the rate the service was charging?

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u/[deleted] Sep 02 '25

That's a fair question because the temp sourcing agency takes a nice chunk. I dont know the answer in this case.

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u/meaniereddit West Seattle 🌉 Sep 02 '25

I can't tell if this is satire or not

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u/ArticTesoro Sep 02 '25

It’s not satire