@afrohighIife So if they don't go with the certain range the finance team proposed, there could be an alternative like instead of 5 days a week, it would be reduced to 3 days a week.
That's because they are aware of the company's revenue and operational expense. They have to make sure it aligns with the budget set for company's operations.
Even a small, unbudgeted bump in salary structures can completely wipe out a company's net profit margins.
@afrohighIife At the end of the day, it is the funds the organization generates it runs on and the company wouldn't want to go ahead with what it cannot sustain.
@afrohighIife It isn't overiding. If the finance team tells the MD of an organization that this is the current expense and net profit of an organization and it cannot sustain the salary increase being requested for. It is now the choice of the MD or senior management to approve it or not.
Y’all think in such black-and-white terms. You cannot understand that someone can simply choose not to have sex without it being some marriage-related strategy. Some people just make personal choices for themselves. But I suppose nuance is too much to ask from some of you.
@afrohighIife@nsemeke33 There are several factors that influence a company's salary structure such as location, market rates, skills & requirements of the role and company's financial capacity.
HR sets salary structure based on the first 3, Finance determines what the company can afford.
And this position doesn't even benefit the mother as much. It makes it easier for the medical practitioner to monitor the mother and baby, but squatting/kneeling during birth uses gravity, making it easier for the mother to push, and widens the pelvic. So why still use supine?
So, here's a fun fact I just found out. The common supine (lying-on-the-back) position to give birth came to place because a king in France loved watching his wife give birth. However, studies have it that historians dispute it. This is wild though.
So, here's a fun fact I just found out. The common supine (lying-on-the-back) position to give birth came to place because a king in France loved watching his wife give birth. However, studies have it that historians dispute it. This is wild though.