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And...employers are starting to inquire about suspending or delaying they're 401(k) matching and profit sharing contributions
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decline (aka Decline)
Mar 18 '20, 08:04
not surprised
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The number of businesses who have done layoffs and told employees to file for unemployment is just...it's an indictment of American capitalism. -- nm
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David
Mar 18, 08:06
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I'm waiting to see how it sorts itself out at my gym but the March memberships are paid and they should keep that money and pay their employees
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JackDawson
Mar 18, 08:36
To be fair, if their employees are eligible for unemployment, this is kind of what it's there for. I saw a restaurant owner on tv trying to figure
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pmb
Mar 18, 08:24
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I'm not speaking about small businesses. Tillman Fertitta just cynically ditched a bunch of Landry's restaurant employees this way. -- nm
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David
Mar 18, 08:31
they should award some of those bought back stocks instead. -- nm
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colin
Mar 18, 08:05
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