Do you think bank tellers should be paid better?
465279
Yes.  I get paid at least twice the amount of a teller and Im an associate of the bank internally.  I only talk over the phone.  Tellers have to talk face to face they def. deserve more.
474694
I think the work that CNA's do is difficult and stressful and can even cause injury.  Unfortunately, there are just certain categories of workers who our country doesn't value as much, so they don't get paid what they should.  \n\nChild care workers are in the same situation.  I was a social worker with a Master's Degree and I made $15 an hour.  One of my friends heard how little I was making and said, "You could make more delivering pizzas!" - which was probably true, but I did it for the love of the work (until the stress nearly killed me).\n\nGod bless everyone who cares for others in this world.  Oh, by the way, I DID NOT mean that you shouldn't try to get as much money per hour as you can - you absolutely should ask for a raise and talk to your co-workers and the supervisors at your facility.  Best of luck to you...
218368
Yes I think they should, even though they get tips. If they can't get min wage they should take away Tip Share!\n\nI over tip too!! the other day I gave a girl an $8 tip for a $4 order at Sonic Drive In!! She was the best!!
961764
Most banks sell Cashiers Checks instead of money orders - basically the same thing but easier to cancel, trace or replace.  Your also paying for the banks time which they consider more valuable.
995171
No, you are the business owner. You are the one who knows an employees value to the business. Pay them accordingly. Most often people really don't understand their own value. They over rate themselves. It seems the more they think they're worth, the less they really are worth.
65467
It depends on how you mean to solve that problem.  Do you mean that (more) money should be taken away from the working people, and given to those that do not work (welfare)?  Or do you mean employers should have to pay a livable wage?  \n\nI feel that employers should have to pay a livable wage.  I know that executives sitting in their suits will say "anybody can do the work that I pay my lowest-level employees to do).  Well, I would like to see Mr./Mrs. Suit actually DOING some of that manual labor - they would be crying like babies by the end of the day.  I would like to see all "low level" employees walk off their jobs for one week - and see the "high level" suits scrambling to try to keep their businesses running without them.
893666
YES!!\n\nAnd it should be affordable, and available to all employees who work enough hours to get benefits. Also, it should be a good program, including coverage for prescriptions, dental, vision, hospitalizations, and routine check-ups.\n\nAs for breaking my bank, it won't affect me. I stopped shopping at Wal-Mart more than a year ago in protest of the way they treat their employees. My personal little boycott doesn't hurt them, but I spread the news around about them wherever I go, and I encourage people to pay a few pennies more and shop at an alternate store where the employees are treated like an asset, rather than a throw-away resource. It's funny how a little education about what Wal-Mart is doing is enough to cause people to rethink their buying. If Wal-Mart is the only place I can get something, I do without it, and I am slowly spreading that idea to those with whom I come in contact. Until Wal-Mart starts doing right by their people (healthcare is just one of the places where they are not paying attention to the needs of their employees), they don't get another penny of my money.
774204
Banks dont pay good, sorry
537679
They should dock their pay.
173364
You mean, should lawyers be paid for doing their job?  Yes.\n\nOr do you mean, should companies, if they have violated laws or rights of others, such as their employees or customers, be free not to pay like any individual person would have to?  In that case, no.
1047651
They don't deserve a pay raise, because the American people have to make them do their job, especially when it came to immigration. they make enough money. I think the voter should decide when they get a pay raise.
742106
I have been a cashier in a supermarket, a clothing store, and at a coffee shop. By far the most evil of customers tends to be at the supermarkets. \nI will say that people tend to be impatient (especially here in the Northeast), and they do not understand the problems that can occur while making a transaction. However, since cashiering tends to be minimum wage, the quality of employees are hires are worthless, and sometimes they deserve to get yelled at.\nI recently starting working at a coffee shop again, and a customer yelled at one of my co-workers, stating for her to "hurry the fuck up, I'm late for work". Like it was our fault for her being late.
719060
They should get paid more! Have you seen the men they have to get down and dirty with? Gross!
836265
My husband is no longer in the military, but heck yes they are underpaid.  They make up about 85% of the people who go to those pay-day loan places, pawnshops, etc.. if they were getting paid more, they wouldn't have to borrow extra $$ just to make it till their next check!!
985919
Try paying them more.
214718
Yes. \n\nIf not, then all those auto ILC's should be closed and any time you want an auto loan you should have to go to a bank.\n\nThe more competition, the better.\n\nThe day WalMart opens it's ILC, you'll see most major banks scrambling to invest resources to make their own service faster, better, cheaper.\n\nIf WalMart fails to win approval, banks will continue business as usual and we'll all still be getting hit with $2 convenience charges for talking to a teller.
1055595
Banks will preform better with automation.\n 1. I still like teller service.\nBanking services will also preform better. \n 1. Older users still do not use automation.\nBanks are making more money because it cost less to run the daily shop.  \n 2. Less people needed.