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Should we pay less to people without children or dependent family members, given that their cost of life is smaller? What about paying less to non-smokers, sinc
by otikik 4y ago
Should we pay less to people without children or dependent family members, given that their cost of life is smaller? What about paying less to non-smokers, since their healthcare needs will be smaller?
- knorker 4y agoNot sure if you're making my point, or arguing against it. The employer has been paying a premium for having employees local. Now employees are getting upset because they're losing the premium. As if they are some dirty European or Indian. It's actually quite offensive to hear these complaints from US employees.
- zxcvbn4038 4y agoYour not supposed to do that but just the same I would not discuss marriage or family in an interview. Where I always ran into trouble was child care. I had one boss who moved his parents to the US from China to raise his son, often commented that he never raised a finger to raise his child, expected everyone else to do the same. He had no sympathy for child care needs. My next boss raised two kids in NYC, knew all the hoops you had to jump through, was very accommodating of child care needs and schooling. Completely different experiences.