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>But we can also assume that the management is sincerely doing everything they can to keep the company afloat That's the most naive thing I've read all week.
by crdoconnor 10y ago
>But we can also assume that the management is sincerely doing everything they can to keep the company afloat
That's the most naive thing I've read all week.
If managers/owners want to prove sincerity (and some do), they pay for their wage bill out of pocket or borrow against the value of personal assets to do so. That's how you prove that you believe in what you're doing.
Until that point, assuming sincerity is the best way to get completely screwed.
- tomhoward 10y agoIf managers/owners want to prove sincerity (and some do), they pay for their wage bill out of pocket or borrow against the value of personal assets to do so. That's how you prove that you believe in what you're doing. For all we know they're doing or trying to do all those things. I'm not saying they are. I'm just pointing out the fact that we don't know all the details. Staff are perfectly entitled to leave the company and take legal action to recover what they're owed. Equally, the management is entitled to the presumption of innocence regarding criminal or immoral conduct, particularly when all we have to go on right now is a few anecdotal reports.