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Their was also the greater shift to non-wage benefits. If you look at total compensation vs productivity the chart tracks much closer. https://imgur.com/Juc8FM
by faet 6y ago
Their was also the greater shift to non-wage benefits. If you look at total compensation vs productivity the chart tracks much closer.
https://imgur.com/Juc8FMn https://imgur.com/Juc8FMn
- gpanders 6y agoDo you have a source for this chart?
- claudiulodro 6y agoHow much of the total compensation is health insurance premiums increasing, though? It doesn't seem like it would improve a worker's situation if the chart just shows that an increasingly greater percentage of their compensation has been funneled to insurance companies over the years . . .