A man who rates Google search results said he makes $3 less per hour than his daughter working in fast food

• A man who rates Google search results told the LA Times he makes $3 less than his daughter who has a fast food job.
• Ed Stackhouse said he and his colleagues are "ghosts" and "make some of the lowest wages in the US."
• "Raters" like Stackhouse make between $10 and $12 an hour, but pay was raised for some to between $14 and $14.50.

A man who rates Google search results to weed out dangerous and inappropriate content said he gets paid $3 less per hour than his daughter who works at a fast food job.