And here I thought people would usually be told their wage before they sign their employment contract … are precarious contracts where you get paid by the hour and don’t get the same amount of hours every month or depend on tips/bonuses (lol “tips”) that common in the US?
I usually calculate the actual net income even before signing … IDK if it’s harder to calculate in the US, but the calculators I used for wages in my country predicted the actual net wage fairly accurately.
And here I thought people would usually be told their wage before they sign their employment contract … are precarious contracts where you get paid by the hour and don’t get the same amount of hours every month or depend on tips/bonuses (lol “tips”) that common in the US?
Normally, the shock comes once you see the net amount after taxes, health insurance, medicare/medicaid, and social security have been deducted.
I usually calculate the actual net income even before signing … IDK if it’s harder to calculate in the US, but the calculators I used for wages in my country predicted the actual net wage fairly accurately.