Uh, no. Have you ever been employed? Your job is what is laid out in your contract, period. You are paid to do that specific set of tasks and nothing else. "Oth

Uh, no. Have you ever been employed? Your job is what is laid out in your contract, period. You are paid to do that specific set of tasks and nothing else. "Other duties as required" be damned. Fixing the business is very explicitly not your job, and is absolutely not what you're paid for. Any value you create for the business outside of those bounds is at your own cost and you absolutely will not be compensated unless the business is so small you don't have six layers of management trying to extract any kind of promotion.