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Idk my math says that working 60 hrs should at minimum provide a 150% premium over working 40s. If you want 60 hrs and pay me for 40 or 32 I think I’m getting t
by throw9away6 3y ago
Idk my math says that working 60 hrs should at minimum provide a 150% premium over working 40s. If you want 60 hrs and pay me for 40 or 32 I think I’m getting taken advantage of. What else do you call that?
- lotsofpulp 3y agoEach additional hour of work has a greater opportunity cost than the previous hour of work.
- throw9away6 3y agoI agree it’s a floor but a ceiling
- itake 3y agoFrom what he described, if you take a (local's salary + overtime) * 1.x, you would get his non-overtime US-salary pay. US workers also get more paid holidays than locals (doubly so depending on the month you join). US workers making x% more than locals for the same job seems like the locals are taken advantage of, not the US workers.