The San Antonio company is making the move after increasing its minimum wage to $21 an hour in October.
Kin Man Hui, San Antonio Express-News / Staff photographer
USAA is one of San Antonio’s biggest employers, with about 19,000 of its 37,000 employees based in the area. “With any sort of move, it’s going to be very expensive,” Sims, 39, said. “Couple that with the rising costs of just, goodness, everything ... it was absolutely more than welcome.”
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