Re:X to pay €550k to employee fired for not replying to yes-...
by projektfu on Saturday August 17, 2024 @11:26AM
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At least in my state, the employee does not pay unemployment insurance tax, but the amount the employer pays is usually reported on the paystub. That is, if you are paid $85,000 salary it won't be reduced by the unemployment tax. However, some economists treat all payroll taxes as effectively paid by the employee out of "total compensation".
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Re:X to pay €550k to employee fired for not replying to yes-...
by phyzix5761 on Monday August 19, 2024 @12:35AM
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Same in my state.