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GP does not mention the impact on its salary. Usually if you work 80% of your previous time, you are also payed 80% of the previous salary.
by seren 11y ago
GP does not mention the impact on its salary. Usually if you work 80% of your previous time, you are also payed 80% of the previous salary.
- tukum 11y agoMost likely, but taking into consideration taxes the decrease could be smaller. Some countries have progressive income tax. So it depends on salary, but it could be that by working 20% less you receive only 15% less.
- throwaway7767 11y agoHit the nail on the head. We have a progressive income tax here. The 20% comes from the part of my salary that gets the higher tax bracket. So in fact the decrease in amount I get paid is quite a bit less than 20%. I also suggested this change at the yearly salary interview during which I negotiated a 10% raise. So really the amount I get paid each month didn't change all that much.
- rufb 11y agoYou're assuming a fixed workload-based salary. If we're talking about a salary that has a big variable component (commissions, fees, bonuses), the cut may have been smaller.