How do pawnshops make profits?

Do companies have a moral obligation to share excess profits with the workers that helped make the profits?

  • Papa John's owner said that if the company makes excessive profits, they have no obligation to share those profits with the workers. How is that even ethical? Is it legal? These ...show more

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    So, if the company loses money, do you think it can demand part of their employees' salaries back?

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All the workers have a right to is the salary they agreed to accept for doing the job.

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The investors are the people who deserve a portion of the profits.

TedEx

of course not this might be an incentive in their employment package but they are under NO obligation to share any profits with employees

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