HeightsAg said:
Perhaps but how they handle their finances is none of your business as long as they are good employees.
one safe place said:
Hard for me to imagine owning a business in which I had employees who couldn't make it at least a week without a paycheck.
AtticusMatlock said:
I think it's more of a retention and recruitment thing.
I'm sure a lot of the housekeeping and food service stuff in most hospitals is now actually outsourced to companies like Sodexo so it's probably not fir those positions.
Keeping good patient care Tech/ CNAs around and some of the high-value ultrasound technicians and other people is difficult. People can make BANK learning how to do ultrasounds.
If they have handled their own affairs to the point of not being able to go a week without pay, they probably are the type that would negatively impact mine. That would be my business and they very likely would not be worth the risk.HeightsAg said:
Perhaps but how they handle their finances is none of your business as long as they are good employees.
one safe place said:If they have handled their own affairs to the point of not being able to go a week without pay, they probably are the type that would negatively impact mine. That would be my business and they very likely would not be worth the risk.HeightsAg said:
Perhaps but how they handle their finances is none of your business as long as they are good employees.
I'm dissappointed. I came here for the comments and this is the only one that is even close.FCBlitz said:
Whooopsies. It was meant to say paid!!!
zephyr88 said:
My first job out of school, I was paid once a month. Makes you manage your funds. Seems like fewer and fewer people know how to manage their money.
Maybe they don't trust the employer will pay them.one safe place said:
Hard for me to imagine owning a business in which I had employees who couldn't make it at least a week without a paycheck.
I'm paid weekly, and honestly don't like it, because every bill I have is a monthly cycle. I do treat my budget as if I'm just paid 4 times a month, but I'd rather be paid twice a month, or monthly like my wife, and not deal with the inconsistencies that result in being paid weekly.zephyr88 said:
My first job out of school, I was paid once a month. Makes you manage your funds. Seems like fewer and fewer people know how to manage their money.
unfortunately happens too often.62strat said:Maybe they don't trust the employer will pay them.one safe place said:
Hard for me to imagine owning a business in which I had employees who couldn't make it at least a week without a paycheck.
I am a general contractor, and we've had subs go under, and their guys didn't get paid that week.
The Porkchop Express said:
A lot of people think a lot is one word.
