SOLUTION: James has two job offers. Massy offers James the job with an initial annual salary of
$38,800.00 along with guaranteed annual increases of $3,200.00 for the first five
years. Uni
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Question 1200809: James has two job offers. Massy offers James the job with an initial annual salary of
$38,800.00 along with guaranteed annual increases of $3,200.00 for the first five
years. Unicomer offers him an initial annual salary of $47,600.00 along with
guaranteed annual increases of $1,000.00 for the first five years.
a. Compare and contrast the two offers to determine the company that offers the
highest annual salary for the fifth year of employment. Show all necessary
calculations.
b. Compare and contrast the two offers to determine the company that proposes the
most (total) renumeration over James’ first five years of employment. Show all
necessary calculations.
c. Which company should James take up his employment with if both companies
offer him an annual salary of $60,000.00 in his sixth year? Why?
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