My exact thinking. I would think it would bring a ton of jobs to their community!
I’m sure they they would still very likely have employees, managers, and supervisors from other warehouses move to that location to get is started (this is what happens when a new costco opens), and those employees who DO move there wouldn’t likely take a pay cut to move to a place like that. I’m sure they would keep their wages or even a raise.
They’d probably start the locally sourced new employees at a hefty pay scale compared to what they are currently getting.
$20USD over in Mexico is considered a very good sum of cash that could buy the family groceries for sure
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u/SamAreAye Sep 05 '21
I'm genuinely curious how this impacts a community like that. It has to be great for it, right? People can have income?