| Comment | We were told that too as children, but I think they're being recognised as a legit career move back in the states (at least where I'm from) as they make a good wage and have great benefits as they are state employees with wonderful health insurance. The health insurance thing isn't an issue here, of course, but the wages are really *really* good and that would definitely make a difference if they received higher pay here.
The question is, can GCC afford to offer higher wages after screwing over women workers and having to make up for that? |
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