Target pays between $6.25 an hour to $8 an hour for entry-level, hourly positions in its Twin Cities stores, according to a recent survey of local Target workers by the UFCW. Thatâs in line with what Wal-Mart pays in this market, though some starting-level Wal-Mart workers can earn $9 to $10 an hour, the UFCW said.
Best Answer: The donor's body usually replaces the liquid part of blood (plasma) within 72 hours after giving blood. It generally takes about 4â8 weeks to regenerate the red blood cells lost during a blood donation. An iron-fortified diet plus daily iron tablets can help rebuild a donor's red blood supply. Extra: Red blood cells carry oxygen to the body's tissues and remove carbon dioxide.
Q: How long will it take before my body restores all the blood cells given during the whole blood donation? A: Red cells last for approximately 120 days; however, your body has many reserve red cells and also has the ability to make more red cells when it needs to. Generally speaking, in about four to six weeks, your body should replace all the red cells that you give during a whole blood donation.