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You’ve got it backwards. By not directly employing low level workers for roles like janitors, companies do not need to pay for their healthcare. It is a very ex
by oneoff786 5y ago
You’ve got it backwards. By not directly employing low level workers for roles like janitors, companies do not need to pay for their healthcare. It is a very expensive cost per head even if the plan is shit. In America, employees get health insurance from their employer.
Your eagerness to shit on America made you entirely miss the point. Believe it or not, it is extremely obvious to many that universal healthcare would be a cheaper and preferential option.
- asdff 5y agoMost companies just get around this by only scheduling you for 38 hours a week or something like that.
- oneoff786 5y agoThat is a common way, yes. Contractors from a firm is the other big one. There are folks who can spend decades working at the same org, full time, without technically being a real employee