If you have a service job, or in the case a hotel housekeeper, a hospitality job, your work is more of a deficit to the bottom line. Your work doesn’t directly pay into the company’s coffers. The customer is paying for the stay in the hotel and not necessarily for cleaning service.

Case in point.

There are 350 million people in the United States, and of those people almost all of them can pick up a shovel and dig ditches. Any employer whose business requires ditches to be dug makes very little money from an employee digging ditches. So, digging ditches pays very little money.

In contrast, out of 350 million people in the United States, only 300 people play professional baseball. The skills, strength and time it took to get to that level is extremely difficult to acquire and rare. Also, a professional baseball players makes hundreds of millions, if not billions of dollars, for their employer(s). So, professional baseball players make a lot more than a ditch digger.

The same can be said of a doctor, CEO, accountant, and so on.
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I’ve noticed all my life that the older and balder I get, the more they pay me, and the less physically demanding the work, but the more I have to think, and the harder the decisions are.
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But,good luck though.
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Thanks for asking.
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