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I think by "effectively" he means the company will pay the employee less to compensate for the recruitment fee, not that the employee is directly charged.
by ropiku 12y ago
I think by "effectively" he means the company will pay the employee less to compensate for the recruitment fee, not that the employee is directly charged.
- vinceguidry 12y agoRecruiters only make sense in an environment where labor supply is short. Potential employees are not going to accept lower salaries simply because the recruiter's client has a recruitment fee to pay on top of it. So the client ends up paying both.
- walshemj 12y agoIf you get employed directly you don't get paid any more do you - sounds like the OP is young and doesn't understand how the world works - or more negatively is not suited for a professional role ie what can I scam out of my employer no mater what