Oldandtired
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- #181
Listen, guy, I talk to the owner of my company almost daily. This is because I'm the head of HR in a branch operation and we are well aware of the rules set in place and how they are applied when it comes to employment. I don't really give a shit if you want to act like a victim because the fed says you can't discriminate against *******. If you want to change the federally protected status that we ALL must observe, including those observed and protected by the state you do business in, then you might want to brush up on more than letting your pussy bleed all over the carpet.
I'm writing this from personal experience, guy. We don't get bogged down by discrimination accusations just because you want to cry about white people not being able to hire only white people.
Go start yourself another bait shop and pretend that your business owner status impresses someone else, guy, because I'm laughing at you right now.
You just dont want to hear the truth and inst4ead twist what I said.
As for youi being HR...here is a chance to prove it...
What are satutory costs? What is included in them and what would you say they are per capita?
I already know the truth, guy. You are certainly no expert by evidence of your posts thus far.
as far as proving something to you? save it for your next bait shop, guy. what I'm certainly not in the business of is leaping through hoops in order to impress you.
true story.
So now we all know......Shogun will lie to make beleive he is an expert on a topic.
OK liar....time to learn...
Statutory costs refer to the cost of employment......includes payroll tax matching, insurances, health cpverage when applicable....bonuses....etc.
Usually anywhere from 18% to 25% of the base salary....can be as much as 35%....DEPENDING ON THE STATE PAYROLL TAX.