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What factors make one job worth more than another?
What is Your Job Worth? 9 Factors That Determine How Much Money You Make
- Experience. Experience is a key factor in hiring and promotional considerations.
- Education.
- Complexity of Work.
- Supply and Demand.
- Supervision Required.
- Management.
- Physical and Mental Demands.
- Work Conditions.
What is employer’s ability to pay?
A sponsoring employer should be prepared to demonstrate its ability to pay the wage being offered, which is also known as the “proffered wage,” to the alien worker at the time it files its PERM labor certification application.
How do you prove ability to pay?
Employer’s ability to pay can be established by copies of audited annual reports, federal tax returns, or audited financial statements. Additional evidence such as payroll records, W-2 forms, profit/loss statements, bank account records, or personnel records may also be requested by USCIS to verify ability to pay.
Is it unfair to pay two different employees the same salary?
Is it unfair to pay two different employees a different wage or remuneration for the same work? It may seem like an obvious yes, but the answer is actually no, says Sage Pastel Payroll & HR.
Is the unemployment expansion unfair to low-income people?
The broad economic goal of the unemployment expansion is to give lots of money to people who are likely to spend it, which is those with low incomes. But on a personal level, that feels deeply unfair.
Why is there pay disparity between two people performing the same job?
Some HR managers noted that there may be pay disparity between two people performing the same job because one was hired at a time when market demand for his or her skills was lower than it is now. But that doesn’t mean the disparity should continue, Dunham said.
What happens when you pay your employees too low?
All that could be true. The problem comes if, on balance, employees believe that the other attributes of the job are not commensurate with the low pay. If that is the case, the organization is likely to lose people, and its turnover rate will probably be higher, which of course ends up costing money.