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Wow, a thousand a day? Is that full wages, or does it include benefits? Even if it did include benefits, $1,000/day all-in is not exactly chump change. Unive
by PakG1 8y ago
Wow, a thousand a day? Is that full wages, or does it include benefits? Even if it did include benefits, $1,000/day all-in is not exactly chump change. Universal income would not pay them $1,000/day.
- user5994461 8y agoThat should be full costs, probably paid to a subcontracting company.
- lostlogin 8y agoAre you implying that it wasn’t going to a worker, that it was just fraud?
- user5994461 8y agoI'm implying that workers are often employed temporarily though a subcontracting agency, rather than being in a permanent role. The daily costs is fully inclusive. Both companies should keep track of what resources are assigned where and paid for.
- PakG1 8y agoWhich makes sense, but if true, quote in OP article would be vastly inaccurate and changes everything.