Comment by spiderfarmer 11 hours ago Now do per working hour, including benefits. 6 comments spiderfarmer Reply mstaoru 11 hours ago Per working hour would be €157,680. 21asdffdsa12 10 hours ago German Ex-Automation engineer here - was more like 120€ - don't forget they usually sub-contract that out.. froh 10 hours ago > €157,680outside germany the `,` reads as thousands-separator. may I offer you a `.` in exchange?also that's gross, not net (Brutto/Netto) which is _painfully_ lower. socksy 9 hours ago I think the joke is that they only work half an hour a year... mstaoru 10 hours ago I meant it as a thousands separator. ahartmetz 9 hours ago Net is usually a little more than half of gross if your salary is high.
mstaoru 11 hours ago Per working hour would be €157,680. 21asdffdsa12 10 hours ago German Ex-Automation engineer here - was more like 120€ - don't forget they usually sub-contract that out.. froh 10 hours ago > €157,680outside germany the `,` reads as thousands-separator. may I offer you a `.` in exchange?also that's gross, not net (Brutto/Netto) which is _painfully_ lower. socksy 9 hours ago I think the joke is that they only work half an hour a year... mstaoru 10 hours ago I meant it as a thousands separator. ahartmetz 9 hours ago Net is usually a little more than half of gross if your salary is high.
21asdffdsa12 10 hours ago German Ex-Automation engineer here - was more like 120€ - don't forget they usually sub-contract that out..
froh 10 hours ago > €157,680outside germany the `,` reads as thousands-separator. may I offer you a `.` in exchange?also that's gross, not net (Brutto/Netto) which is _painfully_ lower. socksy 9 hours ago I think the joke is that they only work half an hour a year... mstaoru 10 hours ago I meant it as a thousands separator. ahartmetz 9 hours ago Net is usually a little more than half of gross if your salary is high.
Per working hour would be €157,680.
German Ex-Automation engineer here - was more like 120€ - don't forget they usually sub-contract that out..
> €157,680
outside germany the `,` reads as thousands-separator. may I offer you a `.` in exchange?
also that's gross, not net (Brutto/Netto) which is _painfully_ lower.
I think the joke is that they only work half an hour a year...
I meant it as a thousands separator.
Net is usually a little more than half of gross if your salary is high.