Disparities of Labour Cost
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Posted: 2010-08-01 01:34:29
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well... thats US minimum wage... like as in... part time cashier... or pizza boy (not an average salary). most real jobs here start at around $30,000-40,000/yr salary in rural areas. places where a piece of property with a 2 bedroom house on it will cost you about $30,000.
average salary in cities are much higher... closer to $50,000 starting. as high as $80,000. im 24 and make about 70k/yr salary.
is this chart comparing our minimum wage to these countries minimum wage? it doesnt really specify... the only people i know that actually make minimum wage are either part-time people, or people with jobs based off of commission/tips.. like a waitress or sales person. waiters (the ones that file taxes on their tips) make alot of money from tips... coming out to usually over $50,000 in a busy restaurant.
this chart is misleading
average salary in cities are much higher... closer to $50,000 starting. as high as $80,000. im 24 and make about 70k/yr salary.
is this chart comparing our minimum wage to these countries minimum wage? it doesnt really specify... the only people i know that actually make minimum wage are either part-time people, or people with jobs based off of commission/tips.. like a waitress or sales person. waiters (the ones that file taxes on their tips) make alot of money from tips... coming out to usually over $50,000 in a busy restaurant.
this chart is misleading
Boo Yeah Engaland
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Well, england isnt the best. the only reason we get paid more is because we have to pay more, as we have huge taxes etc. VAT is a huge stab in the back. It means the more the value of the item, the more tax on it. At the moment, an additional 17.5% of the value is added. However it is probably going up yo 20%. So, if something's value is £100, then you pay £120 for it. And as you see, the more expensive, the more tax. EG, £1000 = £1200. My laptop would be £180 cheaper if there was no vat. £180 is about 285 USD.
Do you happen to know how much say a cashier or pizza boy. Something that is minimum wage over there gets paid? It would be interesting to tell how this chart is made.
they spelled russia wrong didnt they?
I think Rusia is the Russian way to spell it...
aha no, they're just pullin' you're leg. :D That was a spelling mistake lol
Hmm interesting indeed seems like India might be having a hard time just saying.
You notice how they don't put Mexico because they don't want everyone else to get jealous :D
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