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This is a very complex problem as far as I can understand. You will be in trouble if that person left their last job because they were unhappy about pay or if
by ozgrakkurt 7mo ago
This is a very complex problem as far as I can understand.
You will be in trouble if that person left their last job because they were unhappy about pay or if the value you are giving is lower than some other company is willing to pay.
They will leave pretty soon in both cases.
Or even worse, they might be in a hurry to find a job for some reason, then they will accept but see the job as temporary.
Would be interesting to know how this actually effects job market.
As far as I know there are websites for employees to declare how much their employers are paying them. Also would be interesting to know how that actually effects job market.
I didn't see this before but would be cool to have a website to see how much money people around me are paying for rent too.
- Archonical 7mo agoSeeing what your neighbors are paying for rent is an amazing idea. I know there's quite a disparity in buildings. I imagine landlords will be squeezed from both sides this way - they wouldn't want the website to show how well a given tenant negotiated, so they may negotiate harder.
- elzbardico 7mo agoThe ones who will be squeezed won't be the landlords, but the renters. It is like salary transparency, that misteriously enough never led to low paying folks being better compensated, but by flattening out compensation for everyone who is not upper management by the lowest common.
- noisy_boy 7mo agoYou can see public housing data in some countries. E.g. the housing development board in Singapore allows you to see rental data down to the physical building you stay in.