Differences of Staff and Worker
The staff is a worker who has become a permanent employee at a company and has received regular salary (monthly) and is certain to get life and health insurance benefits.
Criteria for staff are as follows:
1. Those who occupy positions in the Structural Organization of the company.
2. Those who have obligations, responsibilities, and authority against company policy.
3. Those who get a bigger wage than other workers.
4. Those who get more baikdari facilities on other workers.
While the worker is a worker who has not become permanent employees and a worker with the status of day laborers or contract system that still gets paid ordinary daily but also monthly, it depends on the policy of the company. Workers also do not receive benefits such as life and health insurance.
The worker criteria as follows:
1. Having a strong personal initiative.
2. Highly motivated.
3. Oriented activities rather than routine.
4. It has a high responsibility of his job.
5. Synergize with both within the team.
So the difference between employees and the staff is the staff is as follows:
people who perform duties as directed by the other entity (person or organization).
Employees are people who pay the wages or salary by their employer to perform the task.
The staff will include employees, but also can include volunteers (those who do not receive remuneration) and contractors (people paid through third party work).
