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I'm trying to think of what those might be. Assuming you already have employees and a payroll system, I think maybe only worker's comp insurance would be consi
by PopAlongKid 3y ago
I'm trying to think of what those might be. Assuming you already have employees and a payroll system, I think maybe only worker's comp insurance would be considered a fixed cost. Maybe the cost of a notebook computer or other device, if required. Employees who are less than half time usually don't have to be offered retirement plan options or mandated sick leave/vacation (although here in California, it might apply at all levels, I haven't checked).
Maybe the cost of a notebook computer or other device, if required. And business cards, if anyone still uses those. What else?
edit: possibly some training costs, depending a lot on the type of job and the previous experience of the worker
- thfuran 3y agoOffice space.
- regurfvjtdf 3y agoAlso it’s just work to hire, manage, administer another enployee. Fiddling around in Justworks one extra time per month. Creating an email address. Etc.