Why the same company has different salaries

[Grands]

Here I have an example of a company that have different salaries in different countries.
It's an italian company and it is called Intesa SanPaolo, its' a bank.

Here are the salaries in Italy https://www.glassdoor.com/Salary/In...laries-EI_IE10537.0,15_IL.16,21_IN120_IP3.htm

Here are the salaries in US https://www.glassdoor.com/Salary/Intesa-Sanpaolo-Salaries-E10537.htm

Why the US salaries are three time bigger the italian ones, while the company it's italian?

 

[Borek]

Do you think they will find anyone in US ready to work for the Italian pay?

 

[Grands]

Do you think they will find anyone in US ready to work for the Italian pay?

Why the US pretend more high salaries ?

 

[symbolipoint]

Why the US pretend more high salaries ?

The US or whoever is in charge of the companies in US are not pretending anything. Salaries are decided or determined by what can be paid to obtain the people into the positions needed.

 

[Borek]

There is a whole science describing how and why it works this way, it is called economics.

 

[symbolipoint]

Why the US pretend more high salaries ?

The US or whoever is in charge of the companies in US are not pretending anything. Salaries are decided or determined by what can be paid to obtain the people into the positions needed.

There is a whole science describing how and why it works this way, it is called economics.

You mentioned, "banks".
You find at least a couple kinds of personnel in a bank. One is a teller, who receives your money or who gives you some of your money. The teller is paid a salary (or maybe just wages). Another is an investment person/consultant/representative, who tries to convince you, and sometimes succeeds, to invest some of your credit so that you (hopefully) receive significant interest income by your investment. This investment person/consultant/representative earns (if he is good at what he does) a larger salary than the teller.

 

[Grands]

You mentioned, "banks".
You find at least a couple kinds of personnel in a bank. One is a teller, who receives your money or who gives you some of your money. The teller is paid a salary (or maybe just wages). Another is an investment person/consultant/representative, who tries to convince you, and sometimes succeeds, to invest some of your credit so that you (hopefully) receive significant interest income by your investment. This investment person/consultant/representative earns (if he is good at what he does) a larger salary than the teller.

I know but this is not the point, an american teller is paid more then an intalian one working in the same company, same for the consultant.

 

[Borek]

And I told you there is whole science devoted to explaining why that happens. Please try to find some resources explaining basic terms and mechanisms (any Economy 101 textbook should do).

 

[Grands]

And I told you there is whole science devoted to explaining why that happens. Please try to find some resources explaining basic terms and mechanisms (any Economy 101 textbook should do).

Do I have now to get a major in Economics to answer this question?

 

[Borek]

No, but a bit of effort won't hurt.

You don't have to compare salaries in US with salaries in Italy, it is probably perfectly enough to compare prices/salaries between southern and northern Italy to see exactly the same mechanisms at work.

 

[Grands]

Prices?
A car cost or a mobile phone, or medical insurance cost the same, even if you are in south or north Italy

 

[Borek]

What about hairdresser? Does the waiter earn the same in Mediolan and in Brindisi? Do the grapes cost the same?

 

[Grands]

What about hairdresser? Does the waiter earn the same in Mediolan and in Brindisi? Do the grapes cost the same?

Due to the fact that supermarket are the same, have same prices and same salaries, maybe is different if someone buy the grapes from flea market.

Teachers have the same salary, doctors have the same salary, people that work in town hall have the same salary etc..

 

[symbolipoint]

No, but a bit of effort won't hurt.

You don't have to compare salaries in US with salaries in Italy, it is probably perfectly enough to compare prices/salaries between southern and northern Italy to see exactly the same mechanisms at work.

Different country, different system, and correspondingly different way to assign salaries.

 

[Grands]

So, if a person what to have a high salary have to come in the US?

 

[russ_watters]

Salaries are decided or determined by what can be paid to obtain the people into the positions needed.

@Grands , did you see this response? Can you think of why this would apply to salaries, but not the cost of products?

Anyway, I agree with others that you really should take a basic course in economics or buy and read an economics book.

 

[ISamson]

So, if a person what to have a high salary have to come in the US?

What you are talking about is exactly the capitalistic system of the US. They attract more and better workers with higher payment and conditions than in other countries. Welcome to the economical side of Earth.

 

[Grands]

Can you think of why this would apply to salaries, but not the cost of products?

@russ_watters Do you want to say that cost of the life is different?

 

[russ_watters]

Do you want to say that cost of the life is different?

It is referred to as "cost of living", but there is more to it than that: there is also supply and demand.

 

[ISamson]

Anyway, I agree with others that you really should take a basic course in economics or buy and read an economics book.

I think an evening of good research and talking with your (@Grands) father should answer most of your questions.
Buying a book is too much.

 

[ISamson]

supply and demand.

Yes. I like this.

 

[symbolipoint]

@russ_watters Do you want to say that cost of the life is different?

Let us hope that one day you will find an introductory economics book and study it. Some things about the buying and selling of goods and services will make better sense for you.

 

[Grands]

supply and demand.

This mean that in Italy there are a lots of people that can do the same job ?

 

[Grands]

@russ_watters I think I get it, it's because US produce more then Italy and sell more things?

 

[ISamson]

This mean that in Italy there are a lots of people that can do the same job ?

I don't know what you mean here, but no.
https://www.investopedia.com/university/economics/economics3.asp

 

[symbolipoint]

This mean that in Italy there are a lots of people that can do the same job ?

Thread or topic title: Why the same company have different salaries

Different people, personnel, different job positions, different sets of duties, what the company can afford to attract and keep the employee.
Different Administrative Governing Region? Different rules or laws about salaries.

Beside these brief comments, the questioning in the last few posts resembles, ..., bot.

 

[Grands]

Thread or topic title: Why the same company have different salaries

Different people, personnel, different job positions, different sets of duties, what the company can afford to attract and keep the employee.
Different Administrative Governing Region? Different rules or laws about salaries.

Beside these brief comments, the questioning in the last few posts resembles, ..., bot.

I said that I'm refereeing to the same company and the same position.

In general an engineer in the US earn between 70k and 100k, in Italy between 18K and 40K.

 

[ISamson]

Here I have an example of a company that have different salaries in different countries.
It's an italian company and it is called Intesa SanPaolo, its' a bank.

I think this is because different counties might not be so interested in this particular company as some other country. Or it might depend on the 'richness of a country' and this might affect the amount of money it funds the company with.
Or, in this case Italy, might not care so much about the economic relationships with a specific country and fund the branch of the organisation in that country less.

 

[ISamson]

In general an engineer in the US earn between 70k and 100k, in Italy between 18K and 40K.

What a huge difference...
This is the most evident example of the capitalism I mentioned earlier and the economic difference between the two countries.
Wow. Symbolic.

 

[Grands]

An engineer that work for Google in Italy earn at least 30K years or 2K monthly https://www.glassdoor.com/Salary/Google-Italy-Salaries-EI_IE9079.0,6_IL.7,12_IN120.htm while in US 70K
You can't justify this by saying that grapes is more expensive in the US.
Paradoxically if someone from Italy want to buy a product have to pay more, because there are a lots of taxes.
For example we have to pay 1400 euro for an iPhone X ( just an example).