Why most employers aren’t like Starbucks and Costco

[nadinbrzezinski]

38. Ah you are having the same problems

that san diego has. Four of the Supers represent the urban core... so they really do not care much about the rural areas, or at least that is how the rural residents feel. Some of it is valid, some of it is not. When you look at county internals you realize that something else happened in urban core that was opposed by residents as well.

The lone Super who represents the rural areas has a tough fight.

I did not want to sound too snarky but it is rare something like this had not the ball rolling at least five years ago.

One thing that at times embarrass them and make them back off is... make the story go to national media. It is not easy, but that at times gets them to go... maybe we should not, and this is becoming a PR disaster.

Now, here is why I suspect they partly did it. Rural areas have few jobs. So the math is cruel, You will have more good quality jobs from Costco than you do currently from the senior center. If we had a similar piece of math in I don't know, Ramona, I think Cosco would win over a senior center as well. (In an ideal world both should be able to coexist)