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That's the salary. Now, you have employers costs, which will be much higher in socialistic countries in EU.
by michpoch 4y ago
That's the salary. Now, you have employers costs, which will be much higher in socialistic countries in EU.
- marcus_holmes 4y agonot so much - US employees need very expensive employer-provided health insurance. In the EU that's covered by taxes instead. I couldn't find a direct comparison (hard because it varies by state & country), but it seems to be a wash: https://topsourceworldwide.com/international-salaries/ https://topsourceworldwide.com/international-salaries/ note that China is 40% of salary as a payroll tax, which tops the list.
- pwinnski 4y agoQuite the (wrong) assumptions, in service to a preconceived narrative. What you term "socialistic" countries handle government services via taxes more than levies on employers. It looks like the employer cost in China is 40.92%[0], while the highest percentage in Europe is 32.4% in Italy, and Switzerland imposes only 9.5%. 0. https://topsourceworldwide.com/international-salaries/ https://topsourceworldwide.com/international-salaries/