I'm paying 400,000 including social insurance, but the employee's take-home pay is less than 270,000... that's too much...
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In my previous post titled "The Problem of High Social Insurance Preventing Wage Increases," many people viewed it. Thank you very much.
I was truly pleased to see that there are many business owners who, despite wanting to raise their employees' salaries, are deeply troubled by the high social insurance costs that prevent them from increasing take-home pay.
It made me genuinely happy to know that there are so many company presidents who seriously care about their employees' lives.
And knowing that there are so many such presidents made me feel that we can still do this, that we can still fight.
However, today I want to write about my ignorant self from the time before I became a business owner when I was just an employee.
As I mentioned in my previous post... Our starting salary is 330,000 yen. However, to pay that 330,000 yen, we actually have to pay about 400,000 yen when including social insurance. Yet, the employee's take-home pay does not even reach 270,000 yen. We are paying about 400,000 yen for one employee, but only 270,000 yen remains in that employee's hands.
Now, as a business owner, I think every month, "Is there any way to deal with this ridiculously high social insurance?"
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