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Wouldn't the equivalent contractor wage factor those costs in though, plus a risk premium for short term work ideally
by ENGNR 9y ago
Wouldn't the equivalent contractor wage factor those costs in though, plus a risk premium for short term work ideally
- jpttsn 9y agoWhat makes you think it would?
- RugnirViking 9y agoThe fact that they have to actually hire people for the position, and therefore need a decent value proposition?
- jpttsn 9y agoWhen the costs of hiring for the position are much higher, "need to hire" can start to look fuzzy. Just like the "need to buy a soda" is different at $2 and $20. Demand for labor is at least somewhat elastic.