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by WalterBright
164 days ago
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True. Total employee compensation is around 145% of their salary. The government could tax that extra 45%, but I doubt that would fly politically. Typical accounts of employee compensation only measure wages and salaries. I've only seen the WSJ using total employee compensation, which is a far more realistic figure. |
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