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Originally Posted by Mizzou B-ball fan
It's a long-term contracting position with the government. It's a situation where you sacrifice some money, but you have security (which is in rare supply right now). If the economy improves, the pay improves. We've honestly never had any issues hiring people and the low stress and 40 hour work week helps tremendously. You'd be surprised how many people are willing to take lower wages in exchange for quality of life.
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I wouldn't be surprised. I support franchises and the most successful ones usually have the best working enviornment and keep their employees for longer. They've found out they can pay a couple of bucks an hour under the market rate, but make up for it by keeping morale high.
I'm always surprised more business owners don't understand this.