Superannuation in contract
Hi all......you guys seem to know what's what!
Tingle has a question for you regarding his employment. In his draft contract it says; The company operates a total compensation approach to the remuneration of employees, where an employee's total compensation cost includes the cost of the salary plus the cost of any benefits, such as superannuation, to the employee. Does this statement imply to you that the superannuation is paid on top of the salary, or as part of the salary? All donations gratefully recieved :) |
Re: Superannuation in contract
phat-dave isn't sure why tingle refers to himself in third person....
but my understanding of that is they consider your employment as a total cost or in your terms as part of the salary. ie: they agree to pay you 120,000 TEC $110,091 salary $9,909 superannuation |
Re: Superannuation in contract
Originally Posted by phat-dave
(Post 9791870)
phat-dave isn't sure why tingle refers to himself in third person....
but my understanding of that is they consider your employment as a total cost or in your terms as part of the salary. ie: they agree to pay you 120,000 TEC $110,091 salary $9,909 superannuation |
Re: Superannuation in contract
Bix agrees with Phat-Dave as it sounds like fancy wording to say it's all included.
Bix did prefer Phat-Bass though as he is a fan of the Warp Bros..... doof doof doof. |
Re: Superannuation in contract
Originally Posted by Bix
(Post 9791891)
Bix agrees with Phat-Dave as it sounds like fancy wording to say it's all included.
Bix did prefer Phat-Bass though as he is a fan of the Warp Bros..... doof doof doof. But please can someone say the complete opposite to make the job sound better :nod: |
Re: Superannuation in contract
Originally Posted by Tingle
(Post 9792093)
Wee Ta Bix,
But please can someone say the complete opposite to make the job sound better :nod: |
Re: Superannuation in contract
Originally Posted by Tingle
(Post 9792093)
Wee Ta Bix,
But please can someone say the complete opposite to make the job sound better :nod: |
Re: Superannuation in contract
Originally Posted by Tingle
(Post 9791850)
Hi all......you guys seem to know what's what!
Tingle has a question for you regarding his employment. In his draft contract it says; The company operates a total compensation approach to the remuneration of employees, where an employee's total compensation cost includes the cost of the salary plus the cost of any benefits, such as superannuation, to the employee. Does this statement imply to you that the superannuation is paid on top of the salary, or as part of the salary? All donations gratefully recieved :) Don't worry in asking as its a reasonable question to ask if its not clear. |
Re: Superannuation in contract
I always think that total packages constitute a bit of hoodwinking.
What employees want to know is, what is my salary? All employers have to pay superannuation anyhow. |
Re: Superannuation in contract
Originally Posted by NKSK version 2
(Post 9794423)
I always think that total packages constitute a bit of hoodwinking.
What employees want to know is, what is my salary? All employers have to pay superannuation anyhow. |
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