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25 usd / hour? More like 10 usd, at least in the UK
by albertgoeswoof 9y ago
25 usd / hour? More like 10 usd, at least in the UK
- SAI_Peregrinus 9y ago2.5x salary is a reasonable estimate of the cost of an employee. So $25/hr isn't that high for a total cost. Probably high for the US, it depends on the store, and an $8/hr job would result in lower end costs especially for part-timers without benefits (health insurance).
- extra88 9y ago“Fringe” rate in the organization I’m in is less than 50% so 150% for a cashier is a stretch. To figure the cost that high you’d have to add some things like some fraction of their supervisor’s pay (which would be unfair because they’d have to be there anyway).
- jstarfish 9y agoHe's factoring in employee overhead. Entry-level employees in most of the US only take home around $7-10/hr before tax.