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Candice

I am not sure what your job is, but there has to be a better option out there. If you have the flexibility to move even a couple states up the coast or west, things look better. Check out the full list if moving is an option, or at least check out other companies. A lot of places are starting to offer more job perks just to keep the moral up. After 20 years, you deserve more.

john

I live and work in greenville,sc. and i'm making the same as I did 20 years ago, and everything else has gone up. the companies here can treat you like crap and the state stands behind them ALL OF THE WAY. just so they can say they got business here. it has also been rated as poor economic growth. wages-cost of inflation= lower income. AND THE STATE STANDS BEHIND IT.

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