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The math is off. Employers PAY the average employee $35/hour, but they get > $35/hour value out of the employee---or else they would go out of business. The e
by pyrrhotech 13y ago
The math is off. Employers PAY the average employee $35/hour, but they get > $35/hour value out of the employee---or else they would go out of business. The employer's margin varies widely, but is often at least 2x.
However, I feel that when I had a free lunch I wasn't that much more productive. I need breaks during the day. I'm going to take them whether or not you give me a free lunch.
- almosnow 13y ago"... but is often st least 2x"
- nirkalimi 13y agoI agree that taking breaks more often is needed -- Although I would also say that going to get your own lunch is extra required "work". The idea here is the average worker doesn't have to worry about it. The less they worry about or "work" on things outside of work, the more they can exert energy at work.