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« And a special mention... | Main | We’re just too good at being bad »
Stuart Hadley at AAH Pharmaceuticals points out that our speculation that an IT salary of £45K would be £45x1,024 is bucking the
industry trend.
“With the 40GB drive in my work computer actually showing 37.2GB available, then £45k would actually equate to £45,000/1.024= £43,945.” But where does the extra £1,055 go?
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Gordon Brown gets it, obviously. It's a stealth tax on IT workers.
Posted by :Dave Haslett | January 8, 2008 5:10 PM