Re:Citing revenue declines, Airbnb cuts 25% of workforce
by lonelappde on Tuesday May 05, 2020 @07:05PM
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It can seem expensive if you ignored the compensation your employer was paying while you were employed.
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Re:Citing revenue declines, Airbnb cuts 25% of workforce
by weaksauce on Tuesday May 05, 2020 @09:28PM
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for someone that just lost their job having to pay basically double what you were paying for health insurance it certainly is expensive from their pov. health care in america is not something any other country would ask to have save some esoteric elective surgery out of pocket if you are rich.
Re:Citing revenue declines, Airbnb cuts 25% of workforce
by brewdad on Tuesday May 05, 2020 @07:34PM
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I think I've only had one job where the employer funded $ amount of my health plan was actually spelled out. My expected contribution was always made known at enrollment time but the employer contribution was left to blind speculation.
Re:Citing revenue declines, Airbnb cuts 25% of workforce
by tlrobinson on Wednesday May 06, 2020 @02:12PM
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FWIW "Employer Paid Benefits" are shown on TriNet pay statements. TriNet is a fairly common PEO among startups.