Why the interviewer is asking this question: The interviewer is asking to align expectations for the role with your long-term expectations. While interviewers typically want solid alignment on near term (i.e. under 5 years) expectations, more latitude can and will be given for longer term goals.
If they don't want to give benefits to stocker and cashiers they should have part time hours and paid $17.50 per hour no benefits. Also how many teenagers would like a parttime job from 3 pm until 7pm and maybe get the pay they give their cashiers $8 -9 an hour.
Hourly Wage Statistics. As of May 2011, the average wage earned by non-emergency dispatchers was nearly $18.25 per hour, and the median of all reported hourly wages was almost $17 per hour. Ten percent of non-emergency dispatchers reported hourly wages of $10.15 or less, and the 10 percent of workers reporting the highest wages for this occupation earned $28.50 or more per hour. The middle half of earners reported wages of between $13 and $22 per hour.