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Old 17-08-2012, 11:05 PM   #32
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Default Re: Ford's Global Labor costs (excl. Asia)

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Originally Posted by BroadyFord
Don't show these figures to the unions!
It's not your hourly rate, it's the total costs incurred by an employer then divided by the actual weeks, hours an employee is available to work.

I invite everyone who is employed to work out your own total package and divide through the actual hours
you would work, minus annual leave, public hols, all sickies, and accrued long service leave.
I know I was shocked with my own, it came out at nearly double my base rate..
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