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> Pay cuts are better than layoffs. Unfortunately, I highly doubt that. With pay cut, comes a huge drop in morale across all the employees. Highly performers e
by amf12 4y ago
> Pay cuts are better than layoffs.
Unfortunately, I highly doubt that. With pay cut, comes a huge drop in morale across all the employees. Highly performers even consider leaving, and some employees leave.
After a layoff, the rest of the employees are more productive and the company gets to decide which employees to lay off (depending on business needs, comp-to-productivity, or whatever else).
> That said, investors need to take a paycut in dividends as well.
Totally agreed. As an investor and an employee, I feel sad to see my peers be laid off just so that a company can pay the same dividends and maintain earnings.
- dragonwriter 4y ago> With pay cut, comes a huge drop in morale across all the employees. Layoffs also create huge general morale drops, greater the more the company has succeeded in the near universal practice of trying to get people to treat the company as a surrogate family.
- rr808 4y agoTrue but with layoffs the company can choose the people to remove, with broad pay cuts they likely lose their best staff.