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Question about Pharmacy Techs
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It varies based on the state. I have seen it go from minimum wage to $15/hr starting.
bananaface said:It varies based on the state. I have seen it go from minimum wage to $15/hr starting.
Where is it $15/hr starting? 😀
starsweet said:Where is it $15/hr starting? 😀
Where I work. Hospital tech.
I'm a 'Drug Associate' at a pharmacy. I think it's a pretty cool job and lets me get to see how retail pharmacy works. I only get paid slightly over minimum wage, but that's not really important to me. I just wanted to see what it would be like working in a pharmacy.
Off the subject, but does anyone know what minimum wage is now? Last I heard it was $5.15. Has it changed?
Off the subject, but does anyone know what minimum wage is now? Last I heard it was $5.15. Has it changed?
$1.50, a dash of pocket lint and a grapefruit.
Take my word for it or go here:
salary.com
Big Metro areas pay more than small areas, but your cost of living is more too. Hospitals usually pay more than retail. But if you can get a job with the feds, there's big money comparatively.
Take my word for it or go here:
salary.com
Big Metro areas pay more than small areas, but your cost of living is more too. Hospitals usually pay more than retail. But if you can get a job with the feds, there's big money comparatively.