Overtime 63:
Walkin' Papers
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"...A few townsfolk like Jeremiah and Thomas
worked second shift; they were expected to finish the leftover jobs
from first shift and quickly move on to the 'crap' jobs. That's
what came with twenty cents more an hour in pay, known as a shift
differential. Hardly worth it, but dimes do add up if you're counting
them for years...."
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June Thompson
lives in a small Wisconsin town. She's a child of blue-collar parents.
She has worked in manufacturing-from assembling cell phones to packaging
candy and building electric motors. She's been a teacher, manager,
blue-collar worker, and freelance writer. |
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