10 ms·
that's not correct to say. There is such a thing as noncash compensation. And that's part of total compensation. If the govt has any inkling that you are taki
by IG_Semmelweiss 4y ago
that's not correct to say.
There is such a thing as noncash compensation. And that's part of total compensation.
If the govt has any inkling that you are taking payments in other than cash, they want to know (and tax) it too.
- eli_gottlieb 4y agoBut my point is, you're not getting a payment, in any form. Most of the time, you are not taking courses. You're being charged a fee to do your job, and then having that fee "waived". Now, with the remission "withdrawn" for the strike, you have your employer demanding you pay them to be considered their employee.