No. Thats before taxes. @woll3

ay lmao poorfag

kappa

I just don’t need to pay much tax. Because state dosent tax if you earn under 1900 euro per year

So if I earn a bit over they tax that Only

So usually I Only lose 20 dollars kek

Per week?

I Misswrote @Fitzydog

Are you going to university?

Gymnasium. I think thats high school for you.

Well, for me its Gymnasium as well

but then it makes sense

Gymnasium is a building in both English AND Latin

BUT, ontop of the 8,2 I get a fuckton of bonusen. Because I work on weekends and nights.

Also I get work safety benifits, pension saving, blah blah. So In truth I earn a lot more.

Wow, you're better set up than most Americans

20,5 is what I earn usually if I work on a saturday night. <:GWcorbinTopKek:384871333705678868>

Yeah. The fack and union fixed everything.

(Fack is worker union, Union is boss union)

Oh, public unions

sounds like communism to me, but ok

The unions grew because people were dirt poor and paid Basically nothing before @Fitzydog

this led to the mass migration of swedes to the US

AND to the creation of the first unions

And who's making more on average? Swedish Americans, or natural born Swedes? <:makes_you_think:382980749780844554>

Railworkers, convenience workers, etc. Then the academics joined in, etc etc.

No idea. I’d say american swedes if the swede is educated. @Fitzydog

But thats a general about the US. If you’re well educated you Will earn a lot there.

So are these unions mandatory by the state? Or is it just so ubiquitous that every job is in it?

Nope! Not mandatory.

See, that's good

Many sectos don’t actually have unions

Like those that fix cars

Ont remember what the profession is called

auto mechanic

Yes. They for example don’t have an union.

huh interesting. Makes sense

Swedish working system is a bit unique compared to many other places. You don’t have to make tje relationship about worker and boss when it comes to pay. In a lot of sectors it can just be about the unions sp both you and the boss save time

Hmm.... idk, I still don't like unions for exactly that reason

it breeds complacency and nepotism

Probably. But I prefer this system to anything else that I know.