I've been talking to a potential employer about my expected compensation. My expectation is say, $ X/hour on W2, the employer says he is willing to offer $(x-10)/hour as pay, again on W2 and $10/hour as per diem.
I am trying to better understand how per diem amount is determined. Based on my research I understand that per diem is not calculated based on the pay or the number of hours worked.
So, here is my question - how is the amount determined for per diem, I am not sure how the employer has fixed the amount to be $10? Is it based on the location and/or any other factor? Also, can it be hourly?
2007-08-13
09:48:43
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Pearl J
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