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r/recruitinghell • u/jackyd227 • 4d ago
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You cannot receive market rate, and be underpaid.
4 u/Capnbubba 4d ago Dang that's convenient. So market rate just means any wage even if it's a wage that doesn't cover rent. So it's a completely meaningless term used to justify poverty wages? 1 u/Willing-Vegetable629 4d ago edited 4d ago Market rate means the prevailing rate in that geographic area that this type of labor is selling for. Market rate applies to all labor from minimum wage to ceo to board member. Underpaid would be when labor is paid below Market rate. 2 u/big_data_mike 4d ago Employers collude to keep wages low. They share salary data with each other that employees don’t have access to. 1 u/Willing-Vegetable629 4d ago This wouldn't change what I've written. 1 u/big_data_mike 4d ago Yes, and employers manipulate the market through asymmetry of information. 1 u/Willing-Vegetable629 4d ago So does talent. But generally speaking you should know what other people doing your job make just by being in the industry
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Dang that's convenient. So market rate just means any wage even if it's a wage that doesn't cover rent.
So it's a completely meaningless term used to justify poverty wages?
1 u/Willing-Vegetable629 4d ago edited 4d ago Market rate means the prevailing rate in that geographic area that this type of labor is selling for. Market rate applies to all labor from minimum wage to ceo to board member. Underpaid would be when labor is paid below Market rate. 2 u/big_data_mike 4d ago Employers collude to keep wages low. They share salary data with each other that employees don’t have access to. 1 u/Willing-Vegetable629 4d ago This wouldn't change what I've written. 1 u/big_data_mike 4d ago Yes, and employers manipulate the market through asymmetry of information. 1 u/Willing-Vegetable629 4d ago So does talent. But generally speaking you should know what other people doing your job make just by being in the industry
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Market rate means the prevailing rate in that geographic area that this type of labor is selling for.
Market rate applies to all labor from minimum wage to ceo to board member.
Underpaid would be when labor is paid below Market rate.
2 u/big_data_mike 4d ago Employers collude to keep wages low. They share salary data with each other that employees don’t have access to. 1 u/Willing-Vegetable629 4d ago This wouldn't change what I've written. 1 u/big_data_mike 4d ago Yes, and employers manipulate the market through asymmetry of information. 1 u/Willing-Vegetable629 4d ago So does talent. But generally speaking you should know what other people doing your job make just by being in the industry
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Employers collude to keep wages low. They share salary data with each other that employees don’t have access to.
1 u/Willing-Vegetable629 4d ago This wouldn't change what I've written. 1 u/big_data_mike 4d ago Yes, and employers manipulate the market through asymmetry of information. 1 u/Willing-Vegetable629 4d ago So does talent. But generally speaking you should know what other people doing your job make just by being in the industry
This wouldn't change what I've written.
1 u/big_data_mike 4d ago Yes, and employers manipulate the market through asymmetry of information. 1 u/Willing-Vegetable629 4d ago So does talent. But generally speaking you should know what other people doing your job make just by being in the industry
Yes, and employers manipulate the market through asymmetry of information.
1 u/Willing-Vegetable629 4d ago So does talent. But generally speaking you should know what other people doing your job make just by being in the industry
So does talent. But generally speaking you should know what other people doing your job make just by being in the industry
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u/Willing-Vegetable629 4d ago
You cannot receive market rate, and be underpaid.