If they publically stated the competitive salary, it would be competing. Can’t have that. /s
It’s better when they write “salary according to union agreement”, but not much, because it means they’ll pay the absolute minimum of that agreement without room for negotiation.
I think it’s better to have a negotiation, but they could still advertise the span which they had planned on budgeting with. “expected salary between x and y depending on qualifications”
Unfortunately, when they do write an amount, it often attracts unqualified applicants who think they can fake it till they make it, which is a a waste of everyone’s time, especially if they do get the job.
If they publically stated the competitive salary, it would be competing. Can’t have that. /s
It’s better when they write “salary according to union agreement”, but not much, because it means they’ll pay the absolute minimum of that agreement without room for negotiation.
I think it’s better to have a negotiation, but they could still advertise the span which they had planned on budgeting with. “expected salary between x and y depending on qualifications”
Unfortunately, when they do write an amount, it often attracts unqualified applicants who think they can fake it till they make it, which is a a waste of everyone’s time, especially if they do get the job.
Interestingly, this does not seem to be a problem for people with a BS, ER, I mean BA in business.
Well it’s still a problem for everyone around them.
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