Thank you for answering this most pertinent question, as I have seen some that made next to nothing but still going. All I can go is wage charts and sometimes they are not rooted in reality in my opinion. Peace
You have forgotten something very important when you talk about Filipino salaries, after 6 months they are entitled to social benefits some get it from the start. BUT the employer does not pay everything the employees are deducted a share for SSS, PhilHealth, Pag-IBIG and tax. This means that a monthly income/salary is NOT the same as the actual salary paid to the employee.
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There are 2 pensions in Canada. One available as early as 60 , the other at 65. Average is around 1400CDN (₱58,000) for both at 65
Thank you for answering this most pertinent question, as I have seen some that made next to nothing but still going. All I can go is wage charts and sometimes they are not rooted in reality in my opinion. Peace
Great video, super informative as to wage realities in the Philippines, Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it!
About a life time ago I was stationed in Germany. If I were born and raised there I couldn't see ever moving away.
Avg US SS = $1700/mon, max around $4200
so how long would it take for a clerk to make peso that would be 500.00 in America
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You have forgotten something very important when you talk about Filipino salaries, after 6 months they are entitled to social benefits some get it from the start. BUT the employer does not pay everything the employees are deducted a share for SSS, PhilHealth, Pag-IBIG and tax. This means that a monthly income/salary is NOT the same as the actual salary paid to the employee.
your Australian figure are out badly