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“Salary” numbers almost never include benefits like health plans and pension contributions, and they definitely don’t include things like unemployment insurance
by learc83 6y ago
“Salary” numbers almost never include benefits like health plans and pension contributions, and they definitely don’t include things like unemployment insurance payments, and payroll taxes.
I have never seen salary used as the total cost of an employee.
- newen 6y agoIt's actually marked as "labor" or "for salaries". These terms should include benefits and overhead.
- learc83 6y agoRight that's the point--there's a mismatch. The number in the original article likely includes benefits and overhead. The person I'm replying to is posting numbers from glassdoor and other places that most likely don't.