In a message dated 2/23/01 7:12:18 PM Eastern Standard Time,
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<< me common sense. I don't think that's too much to ask of any employee.
That $198 is money that business will never see again, and if she understood
that little about money, it's a good bet she's cost the business even more
when counting out change. >>
I was with you up until just now. The $198 is a clear charge against doing
business, and as it was a (stupid) mistake, with no crime intended on the
part of the employee, the owners(s) will take a whole dollar write off. I
like the rest of your comments.
Question: with a "roaring" economy, would "Scraping the bottom of the barrel"
be too harsh a term to describe the employee pool (at all skill levels) until
just recently?
Mafud
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