How will you justify your Cost to Company?
Answer Posted / a.a.nasar
Total compensation includes the
value of all the perks and benefits one gets from the
Company in addition to ones salary. Calculating Annual Cost
to the Company is important while changing jobs as it more
often than not determines what your compensation will be in
the new Company. At the same time all the components are
not always apparent. In order to arrive at a comprehensive
figure one has to carefully add the value of all components
or their cash equivalent. Given below is a format which may
be downloaded and filled up to arrive at the Annual Cost to
the Company.
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