Sam's Club is boosting its starting wage to $16 and speeding up raises for nearly 100,000 workers

07/17/2024, 9:27 AM
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Sam's Club is boosting its starting wage to $16 and speeding up raises for nearly 100,000 workers

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Frontline workers at Sam's Club are slated to get a raise ahead of the holidays.

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