On Sun, Feb 27, 2005 at 12:05:21PM +0200, Jonathan Ben Avraham wrote: > >The average NIS58/hour + socials (which translates to NIS 81 total with > >socials factored in) is very low, also. Ouch. Poor samins. > > > >:-) I beg you to reconsider... Well... I know, I know. I saw worse, > >actually, but not by far. > > Look at the "Horaat Shaa" of the "Chaskal". The prices that they are > paying for Linux and other non-MSCE sys-admins is between NIS 92 and NIS > 190. If that's what the contractor is getting, then the employee is > getting a bruto of between NIS 46 and NIS 95 at most, including benefits > but not car. That's how the majority of the market is working.
There's a different way to look at this; according to these numbers, the system administration service is worth 17,020 to 35,520 NIS/month to the employer (taking your 185 hour work month). So when there is a direct employee on the receiving end --- not a contractor --- they can expect to receive anywhere between 13,500 and 28,000 NIS, gross, per month. (This is an approximation done by taking 25% employer overhead, instead of just the 20.33% of social benefits.) > I admit that the majority of the readers of this list would probably > command much higher pay, but they are not representative of the people out > there actually doing sys admin. But it would seem that anyone here who is doing system administration work for a contractor and is out of their "useless" stage should do some thinking and see if they can find an organization that is regularly in need of 185 hours/month of system administration. ================================================================= To unsubscribe, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the word "unsubscribe" in the message body, e.g., run the command echo unsubscribe | mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
