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Non existent workers on payroll (Little Upsilon)

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Angus88 (Little Upsilon)

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26 Jun 2008 04:27Link
Check the truly public corporation, named Wunghnu Oil in country Wunghnu on LU.

There are ZERO low level workers, yet the corporation is paying these non existent workers 132,000 SC$. I have to find my accountants and have them fired and brought to justice for this theft. Seriously who built such a flawed equation. Shouldn't it simply be (Number x professional base salary x salary index x 0.1)

Has anyone else achieved 0 hiring in a profession but still had to pay a salary to that professional?
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Keith Allaire (Little Upsilon)

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26 Jun 2008 07:26Link
I believe that 132000 refers to the salary per LLW...because you have none, you probably aren't paying that. It just is there to show what you *would* be paying, I believe.

To confirm this, plug your equation into all of the professions for that corp and see if it matches the total salary paid. This assumes that salary index has been constant for a while, however.
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John Fire (Little Upsilon)

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26 Jun 2008 07:37Link
Please, don't tell me that you read the number under salary. If you did then you are a dumbass.

Occupation Employees Estimated employees at 100% Hiring Salary
Low Level Worker 0 0 132,000
Medium Level Worker 21,500 21,500 168,000
High Level Worker 30,250 30,250 228,000
Low Level Manager 14,750 14,750 276,000
Medium Level Manager 11,550 11,550 360,000
High Level
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Quastar (Fearless Blue)

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26 Jun 2008 16:04Link
I LOL'ed at this. :)
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sfo Treasurer (White Giant)

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26 Jun 2008 20:44Link
Fully upgraded PUBLIC corps routinely require zero or very little Low Level Workers. Do not be alarmed, this is a bonus for being fully upgraded. It helps keep the costs of salaries down which gives publics a little more profit.
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Angus88 (Little Upsilon)

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01 Jul 2008 07:51Link
I feel like such a fool, especially since I've made the distinction in the past. I was half asleep when I made this post.