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Mention the differences between employee and employer

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Answered by ayushman2020
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Answer:

As nouns the difference between employer and employee

is that employer is a person, firm or other entity which pays for or hires the services of another person while employee is an individual who provides labor to a company or another person.

Answered by hotelcalifornia
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An employee works for a corporation and offers services in return for a wage, whereas an employer recruits and pays employees.

Employee :

  • The primary aim is to work and develop a solid professional portfolio while also earning good pay.
  • Employees do not have influence over their employers, although they can resign if they are having issues.
  • Employees are paid a predetermined monthly monetary reward for their services.
  • Employee responsibilities include remaining loyal to the organization, working with complete dedication, and adhering to the regulations.

Employer :

  • An employer is someone who hires and pays individuals to work for a company
  • The main purpose is to motivate personnel to achieve maximum productivity levels while staying on time.
  • An employer has authority over his or her workforce and thus can issue warnings or dismiss workers.
  • CTC, which includes bonuses and other incentives, is provided by an employer to his or her employees.
  • An employer's primary job is to provide regular monetary remuneration, healthcare, and a safe working environment.
  • Employers should make an effort to be approachable so that workers may call out to them in the event of a difficulty.

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