Payments o fica and unemployment taxes

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Suppose you were considering replacing 50 full-time programmers, each receiving the following annually:

o $60,000 salary o $5,000 pension fund contributions o $1,000 each in medical, life insurance, and dental plan payments o FICA and unemployment taxes Each programmer would be replaced by 3 part-timers, each working 20 hours per week at $10 per hour, with no benefits. Assuming the firm is in the 35% (federal plus state) tax bracket, and privately held, provide a consultant’s recommendation.

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