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What country? Here it is percentage of your pay (or more precisely it's based on how much social insurance you paid last month and this is based on your current
by bluecalm 8y ago
What country? Here it is percentage of your pay (or more precisely it's based on how much social insurance you paid last month and this is based on your current pay). I am under impression it's implemented that way in all of Europe.
- Symbiote 8y agoYou should correct your impressions. You have made about 23 comments in this discussion, many regarding "your country", but you haven't stated it once. You've then generalised across all of the EU based on the one country.