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by peterjancelis
4441 days ago
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If you were profitable when paying that company car and those salaries, and your cash flow was secure in that you either had a lot of clients or long terms contracts, then yeah I agree your employees did take on zero risk. If you were profitable from day one, I assume you run a services business? |
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If we were not profitable, we would not be able to hire them or pay salaries etc. so most of them would probably leave or sue. The resillient ones that stay behind would be given IOUs. I don't see much risk taking, unless you're really working for future pay that may never come, which may be the case for employee 1, 2, 3, but I doubt that's the case for layers and layers of new hires.