pm | Ray E. (Georgia) The Baker's Union has been around since 1886? You could be right but Unions didn't become an issue until the Industrial Revoloution materialized. There was a report, if accurate, that a clerk, at Hostess was making 48,000 dollars salery. Excessive in most labor jobs. The Auto Unions before the crash were making between 65 and 78 dollars per hour in wages and benifits.That is one reason gM and Chrysler went Bankrupt. There is only so much money you can squeeze out of the economy until it breaks. Obama Care is stretching the economy beyond the breaking point. Some of you had better wake up. November 18, 2012 at 10:18 am | Cynthia L. I belileve it was some of the drivers, who are also given commissions on the stores they brought into the fold who made that amount. How many hours did they work compared to the CEOs? This is what YOU DON'T KNOW. Would it be okay that the people doing the actual job of baking the goods, opening new accounts, trucking the stuff all over the country get the haircut and NOT THE SUITS?? I'd like to know what the top-dogs are making, what does their personal healthcare cost the company, what are their benefits compared to someone else who works hard AND what kind of retirement benefits and golden parachutes cost before I throw the employees under the bus. But, you assume because the workers have a union that they are dirt