Pinching Pennies: How Much Do Global Auto Workers REALLY Make?

Top bosses at the world’s leading car companies are looking more closely than ever at the untold billions each of their brands spend annually on one of their biggest outlays: employee pay.

Manufacturers have long been hunting for the cheapest place on the planet to set up shop, and are increasingly asking one question in the boardrooms of Asia, Europe and the Americas: Why pay car factory workers $20 or $30 per hour, when in certain parts of the world the rate is nearer $2 or $3?

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MDarringer - 3/22/2017 9:06:17 PM

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Germany and South Korea are insane.

valhallakey - 3/22/2017 11:05:38 PM

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If the companies are profitable, shareholders get a fair shake...what is the problem? Those people probably put almost every dime they make back into the economy producing secondary and tertiary jobs.

Holydude - 3/23/2017 6:37:55 PM

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Won't be relevant soon, once automation is complete.