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It impacts the company's bottom line by an amount precisely equal to their pay, payroll tax, and benefits. Because that's how bottom lines work. They're the sum
by tlb 6y ago
It impacts the company's bottom line by an amount precisely equal to their pay, payroll tax, and benefits. Because that's how bottom lines work. They're the summation of all the previous lines, +ve and -ve.
Personally, I kept paying my cleaners, because my bottom line isn't that important to me. But it is (and should be) for companies.
- ipaddr 6y agoHaving a trusted cleaning staff available without going through a painful sourcing period can be worth the cost. Long term planning + goodwill and the expensive writeoff make it attractive.
- BobbyJo 6y ago'Can' make it attractive. Even when you consider all of those it may not make sense financially.
- seanmcdirmid 6y agoBut if you don’t have that trusted connection already, there is no reason to keep paying a service for not sending someone over.
- quickthrowman 6y agoAAPL’s recent ~18% decline from ATH is a direct result of this, if they didn’t pay their cleaners to do NOTHING it would not have dropped so much /s