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Depends how you define average. Statistically, the average US workers has a much higher purchasing power than the average EU worker. Unless by average you mea
by ChuckNorris89 4y ago
Depends how you define average.
Statistically, the average US workers has a much higher purchasing power than the average EU worker.
Unless by average you meant poor people or workers on minimum wage in which case you'd be correct, but that's in no way average anymore.
- habosa 4y agoI was talking purely about “benefits” by which most people mean things outside of standard monetary compensation. EU workers have much better vacation, healthcare, parental leave, severance pay, etc than US workers on average.
- ChuckNorris89 4y agoAnd I was only talking about the unemployment benefits of laid off big-tech workers. I'm not contradicting you about the rest.