--- In [email protected], "do.rflex" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- In [email protected], Sal Sunshine <salsunshine@> > wrote: > > > > > The Maharishi Peace Palaces are looking to fill an Accommodation > > > manager/marketing position.This is a full-time position but is > > > flexible to > > > allow for one to participate in the Invincible America Assembly. > > > Hours would > > > be 1:00 - 4:30 and 8:00 - 9:00 6 days a week. Qualifications include > > > experience in sales, marketing, financial management, good self - > > > organizer > > > with computer skills and customer service oriented manner. > > > > > > ~Remuneration would be accommodation in one bedroom of the Maharishi > > > Peace > > > Palace > > > ~$500 basic plus 4% of gross accommodation income per month > > > ~Opportunity to enjoy a further $700 per month exits as hours have > > > been set > > > to accommodate the Invincible America Assembly. > > > > > > To set up an interview please send resumes to us at tmcenter@ > > > <mailto:tmcenter@> . > > > > Anyone want to write up a "resume" and send it in? :) > > D > > Sal > > > Below poverty wages. That doesn't remotely meet the minimum wage. > Illegal immigrants make more. What a joke. >
This is not a defense of the TMO in this instance, Bongo Brazil, but you're wrong when you wrote: "That doesn't remotely meet the minimum wage." Well, actually, it does: Assume 30 days in a month, less 4 days off = 26 working days. 26 working days times 4.5 hours of work a day = 117 hours total work per month. 117 hours times the future minimum wage (effective July 24, 2009) of $7.25/hour = $848.25 mimimum wage for the month. $848.25 less the $500.00 minimum they pay you = $348.25 ...and what is the reasonable market value of a room rented for one month in the Peaceful Palate? I don't know what the rental market is in Iowa but, gosh, I'd LOVE to pay less than $12.00 a day (which is what $348.25 divided by 30 days equals) for a room! The last hotel room I stayed in (in Baltimore at the Sheridan) was $200 a day! And we haven't even factored in the 4% on top of everything they will pay you. Again, I'm not a fan of the TMO or its slave-labor policies but it is certainly not what you suggest it is, Bongo.
