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We think the incentives align better with this model. We want our students to take the best job for them, regardless of whether the company is paying recruiting
by ruggeri 14y ago
We think the incentives align better with this model. We want our students to take the best job for them, regardless of whether the company is paying recruiting fees.
As far as recruiting fees go, when employers make a decision on salaries, they look at the total employee cost. If the employer needs to pay a recruiting fee, that goes into the cost. There ain't no such thing as a free lunch, etc, etc. :-)
- w1ntermute 14y agoMaybe you should set up some sort of subcontracting scheme - that the students wouldn't have to pay taxes on the 12.5% that they pay to you.
- Quizz 14y agoWouldn't that 12.5% be a business expense deductible against the gross income anyway? Ask a tax expert, but these costs are "business expenses" and should be deductible.