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I would expect to see more than a 20% salary drop, sine the cost of your healthcare and other benefits doesn't decrease when you work one less day.
by jrockway 4y ago
I would expect to see more than a 20% salary drop, sine the cost of your healthcare and other benefits doesn't decrease when you work one less day.
- pastacacioepepe 4y agoWhat if productivity stays on a similar level?
- t-writescode 4y agoTo add, that has been the results of studies like this.
- tehf0x 4y agoHonestly I think I may be even slightly more productive, but whatever, I make more than I can spend, I don't think any amount of money would make me work 5 days/week (I mean that quite literally, unless it was maybe for a couple months, and in the 1e6 ballpark, my time on earth is just too valuable to me).
- tehf0x 4y agoHi welcome to Europe.
- jrockway 4y agoI'm guessing this comment is along the lines of "companies don't pay for healthcare in Europe, so this doesn't apply", but there are other sources of overhead. Anything that is not a profit center is a cost center; buying you your workstation and software, having HR around to resolve disputes between employees, etc. Those things still happen in Europe.