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JBTaurus83

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18. This came up on a quick Google search

Wed Apr 8, 2026, 10:27 PM

Apr 8

So take it for what it is I suppose. Not terrible for many parts of the country, but probably not getting you far in California. I don’t know anything about cost of living in that specific area.

Based on data as of early 2026, warehouse workers at the Kimberly-Clark distribution center in Ontario, California, generally earn hourly wages ranging from $19 to $28 per hour.
Glassdoor

Key Wage and Position Details
Warehouse Operator (Ontario, CA): The average hourly pay for operators in the Ontario facility is approximately $22.12.
Warehouse Associate (US): Average hourly pay for associates is reported around $15.11 to $22 depending on the reporting source, with some experiencing higher ranges.
Forklift Operator: Reported rates for forklift operators average around $15.31 to $18.23 per hour.
Material Handler: Reported hourly rates for this position are around $12.98 to $17.
Overall Warehouse Roles: In the Ontario area, the average base salary for general warehouse workers is approximately $19.74 per hour, with opportunities for overtime.
Indeed

Additional Compensation
Bonuses & Profit Sharing: Some employees receive annual bonuses ($4K–$7K) and profit sharing ($4K–$8K).

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29 yr old employee burns down Calif Kimberly Clark toilet paper warehouse "All you had to do was pay us enough to live" [View all] BlueWaveNeverEnd Apr 8 OP

Don't know much about his pay, but Sneederbunk Apr 8 #1

Three hots and a cot ornotna Apr 8 #4

If he thought the warehouse wages sucked EdmondDantes_ Apr 8 #24

Monetary system is different in prison. OC375 Apr 8 #2

Kick dalton99a Apr 8 #3

The facility, a massive 1.2 million-square-foot warehouse operated by a third-party logistics partner for the global hyg BlueWaveNeverEnd Apr 8 #8

Now all of his co-workers receive no pay. JBTaurus83 Apr 8 #5

This message was self-deleted by its author Initech Apr 9 #38

It's similar to the Luigi Mangione case. I'd say there's a revolution brewing. Gaugamela Apr 8 #6

I thought of that as well. irisblue Apr 9 #45

sorry, no Skittles Apr 9 #46

I agree. Mangione is a nothing but a rich spoiled brat looking for glory. LeftInTX Apr 9 #50

I'd say that young people are being encouraged to do stupid things. yardwork Apr 9 #53

to be fair Skittles Apr 9 #70

And are usually punished for doing so, unless comradebillyboy Apr 10 #78

That's shitty LeftInTX Apr 8 #7

ba doom! harumph Apr 8 #10

Depends. Lochloosa Apr 8 #16

DAMN YOU! FHRRK1 Apr 9 #43

No sprinkler system? Who insured that? NT mahatmakanejeeves Apr 8 #9

There was a sprinkler system, and it was activated, but it was overwhelmed Brother Buzz Apr 8 #14

The first in fire companies Job popsdenver Apr 8 #36

The burnable mass of paper and water volume needed from the sprinkler system,... magicarpet Apr 10 #77

FWIW fire departments review and approve the plans Brother Buzz Apr 10 #81

Well someone fell asleep when it came to authorizing an adequate fire suppression system at this massive warehouse,.... magicarpet Apr 10 #82

Seriously leftstreet Apr 8 #15

Warehouse literally wiped out. Sneederbunk Apr 8 #11

Stock up on TP BlueWaveNeverEnd Apr 8 #22

Lock him up and throw away the key. Botany Apr 8 #12

This is an omen of things to come I'm afraid. Arthur_Frain Apr 8 #13

That's why they're developing the surveillance state not fooled Apr 8 #28

That is also why they are all building bunkers. OldBaldy1701E Apr 9 #48

And concentration camps not fooled Apr 9 #64

True. but I think they know that they are outnumbered and any gains will eventually get run over by the mob. OldBaldy1701E Apr 10 #71

Koch brothers UpInArms Apr 8 #30

You posted it before I could. intheflow Apr 9 #54

Has Kimberly Clark been acquired by Georgia Pacific? mwmisses4289 Apr 9 #58

Damnit, you're right! intheflow Apr 9 #59

Total loss covered by insurance no sweat to the Koch empire Ponietz Apr 10 #79

No wonder baseball players get paid hundreds of millions in contracts... Justice matters. Apr 8 #37

So much of this shit started when Rush Limbaugh and Rupert Murdoch appeared on the scene. Initech Apr 9 #40

Yes! A thousand times YES!!!!! Ninga Apr 9 #56

I saw a post online, a guy bought a new Honda Civic. He then finds out remote control is subscription. Swede Apr 9 #52

What was the hourly wage at this warehouse? Emile Apr 8 #17

This came up on a quick Google search JBTaurus83 Apr 8 #18

If full time employed, a salary of 50k is low income in california, one bedroom apts are $2000 per mo. BlueWaveNeverEnd Apr 8 #20

California should pass a $50 per hour minimum wage MichMan Apr 8 #27

I suppose, if they want every company to pull out of California EX500rider Apr 8 #32

Ontario California Apartments..one bedrooms $2100 and up BlueWaveNeverEnd Apr 8 #21

A shame for such hard work JBTaurus83 Apr 8 #26

Minimum wage in Cali is $16.90 Nigrum Cattus Apr 8 #31

I was making $7.20 an hour for similar work in 1980... hunter Apr 8 #33

My ex BF worked at a KC mill (Kimtech) in Neenah, WI. (1974) It paid good money LeftInTX Apr 9 #51

From AI response: Kimberly-Clark warehouse workers in the US earn an average of approximately $23-$26.45 per hour, with BlueWaveNeverEnd Apr 8 #19

I want to say one word to you: bidets! Hassin Bin Sober Apr 8 #23

Smooth move, Ex-Lax synni Apr 8 #25

_ LudwigPastorius Apr 8 #29

Workers of the world, unite! JoseBalow Apr 8 #34

And your clean butts! LeftInTX Apr 9 #44

Working people are getting bone tired of the ol' Wall Street shareholder primacy SQUEEZE. PatrickforB Apr 8 #35

Knucklehead put many people out of work. oasis Apr 9 #39

Not everyone can get a good education due to IQ or mental disabilities. n/t Jacson6 Apr 9 #41

This guy knew the difference between right and oasis Apr 9 #42

I'm replying to the poster that said he should have got an education not about the arson at all.n/t Jacson6 Apr 9 #67

Are you defending him putting people's lives and livelihood in danger? Boomerproud Apr 9 #49

What level education is required to realize arson is not a positive outcome? Torchlight Apr 9 #63

Guess he won't have to worry about the cost of living from behind bars. It's not like he doesn't have a good point, Vinca Apr 9 #47

There were other ways to protest low wages MustLoveBeagles Apr 9 #55

I wonder if mental illness was involved? LeftInTX Apr 9 #60

That's certainly possible MustLoveBeagles Apr 9 #61

The employer is scrambling to get the employees distributed to other sites BlueWaveNeverEnd Apr 9 #62

That's good MustLoveBeagles Apr 9 #65

Im afraid we are going to see more and more of this gay texan Apr 9 #57

Did this individual Greg_In_SF Apr 10 #73

Perhaps he did gay texan Apr 10 #74

lol TBF Apr 10 #76

Workers torching factories over not being paid is rampant right now in China. pecosbob Apr 9 #66

Yikes!!! BlueWaveNeverEnd Apr 9 #68

Because Burning Down One's Place Of Employment... ProfessorGAC Apr 9 #69

Enjoy your $1 a day in prison, dumb shit Mysterian Apr 10 #72

When people have little to lose they start lashing out - TBF Apr 10 #75

tinkledown okkkonomikks. reaganomics. crapitalism. serf pay. pansypoo53219 Apr 10 #80