These guys do everything from firefighting to manufacturing for pennies per hour.
>A portion of inmates who work in fire crews — and are based in separate conservation camps that provide intensive wildfire training — would see the greatest income hike under the prison system’s proposal, with some going from **earning $3.34 per day to $6.68 per day and others from $5.12 to $10.24 per day.**
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>They work manufacturing jobs that create products such as eyeglasses, office furniture, shoes and license plates that are then sold to state departments.
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These guys do everything from firefighting to manufacturing for pennies per hour.
>A portion of inmates who work in fire crews — and are based in separate conservation camps that provide intensive wildfire training — would see the greatest income hike under the prison system’s proposal, with some going from **earning $3.34 per day to $6.68 per day and others from $5.12 to $10.24 per day.**
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>They work manufacturing jobs that create products such as eyeglasses, office furniture, shoes and license plates that are then sold to state departments.