Most people are not asking for, nor expecting, "tremendous amounts" just
a decent wage that properly acknowledges their skills, qualifications,
hard work and contribution to society. They are also fed up with being
taken advatage of because they enjoy what they do, there are plenty  of
highly paid people who love their work. The two need not be mutually
exclusive. Please don't admonish my spelling, I smashed my fingers
moving a crate today so I'm typing one handed whilst holding a bag of
ice.
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From: NyRanger4
To: Multiple recipients of list MUSEUM-L
Subject: Re: JOB ANNOUNCEMENT
Date: Saturday, August 24, 1996 9:46PM

In article <[log in to unmask]>, [log in to unmask] (HSBERKS)
writes:

>Shame on you for posting a job announcement with such a low salary.
>You discredit the proffesion.

Shame on you for mispelling the word "profession". If you are in it for
the money, I suggest another career path.  People know that the salaries
are generally low.  If it's something you love, then it may not matter
if
you make a tremendous amount of money.  There's more to life than being
a
Bill Gates.