It's the same as why you wouldn't measure your weight in ounces, but neither would you weigh something very light in pounds - you want a convenient number which is easy to interpret. PC is short for parsec and it's a unit of measurement equal to 3,000,000,000,000,000,000 cm!
Take your annual covered earnings (the earnings on which you pay Social Security payroll taxes), multiply it by that year's index factor and you will obtain your indexed wage for each year you have worked. Next, add up all these indexed wages and divide them by 35 to determine your average wage.
A salary history can be listed on a separate page and enclosed with your resume and cover letter. Click here to view a example of a salary history. OR. you can address them in your cover letter.Click here to view a cover letter that has the salary history listed. Employers request salary histories and/or requirements to help them determine if there is a fit monetarily.any job postings ask you to include your salary history or your salary requirements when applying for the position. First of all, if the ad doesn't mention it, don't offer any salary information. If at all possible, you want the prospective employer to bring up the issue of compensation first.