November 16, 201213 yr Easy for you to say. How many payrolls have you met in your lifetime? IF I had to meet payrolls I would. IF I had to raise prices I would. IF I had to be creative to take care of my employees I would. I wouldn't blame the business climate on my failure to adapt.
November 16, 201213 yr I personally do not care for Papa John's pizza. I agree with you that it is garbage. That being said, this is going to be the norm for companies and the larger the company, the higher the price increase. And I'm okay with that. If I want it I will buy it.
November 16, 201213 yr IF I had to meet payrolls I would. IF I had to raise prices I would. IF I had to be creative to take care of my employees I would. I wouldn't blame the business climate on my failure to adapt. I have to disagree on the last statement. The business climate is directly responsible for the failure of many businesses. Question not directed at anyone in particular: What is anyone doing to support the small to mid-size businesses who do not have the cost synergies of the Walmarts and the big businesses we all so love to hate on? The banking bailout did not help the small businessperson..in fact, the banks were incented to clean out their portfolios which pulled the funding out from under a lot of entrepreneurs who were idea rich, but cash strapped. And...many big businesses have their pick of employees, and they will not hire people that many smaller businesses will take a chance on. Edited November 16, 201213 yr by doomer
November 16, 201213 yr IF I had to meet payrolls I would. IF I had to raise prices I would. IF I had to be creative to take care of my employees I would. I wouldn't blame the business climate on my failure to adapt. Then workers can not blame working environments for their failure to adapt. Our economy depends on the motive to make a profit. That is the point if a business. Everything else is a derivative. To get mad at a business for pointing out a hindrance is silly and moves us in the wrong direction.
November 16, 201213 yr I have to disagree on the last statement. The business climate is directly responsible for the failure of many businesses. Question not directed at anyone in particular: What is anyone doing to support the small to mid-size businesses who do not have the cost synergies of the Walmarts and the big businesses we all so love to hate on? The banking bailout did not help the small businessperson..in fact, the banks were incented to clean out their portfolios which pulled the funding out from under a lot of entrepreneurs who were idea rich, but cash strapped. And...many big businesses have their pick of employees, and they will not hire people that many smaller businesses will take a chance on. How can you disagree with what I know I would do? :lol:
November 16, 201213 yr Then workers can not blame working environments for their failure to adapt. Our economy depends on the motive to make a profit. That is the point if a business. Everything else is a derivative. To get mad at a business for pointing out a hindrance is silly and moves us in the wrong direction. To point out the hindrance before failing is silly and moving in the wrong direction.
November 16, 201213 yr To point out the hindrance before failing is silly and moving in the wrong direction.If hindrance is not recognized or pointed out sooner, rather than later, then later will be too late.
November 16, 201213 yr If hindrance is not recognized or pointed out sooner, rather than later, then later will be too late. Everybody is different. I've always rolled with the punches and blamed myself when I have failed.
November 16, 201213 yr Everybody is different. I've always rolled with the punches and blamed myself when I have failed.If I am following your logic correctly, in your eyes, poor policy/decisions by government and elected idiot/officials can NEVER be the reason for hindrance on private enterprise? You see, I absolutely do NOT trust government, and you do not seem to trust private enterprise, which explains our differences.
November 16, 201213 yr If I am following your logic correctly, in your eyes, poor policy/decisions by government and elected idiot/officials can NEVER be the reason for hindrance on private enterprise? You see, I absolutely do NOT trust government, and you do not seem to trust private enterprise, which explains our differences. No. I am saying if I ran a business I wouldn't be out blaming Obamacare if my business failed. I would adapt and move on or I would fail to adapt and shut it down. I would blame myself if I failed. The government has made poor policies for centuries and yet some businesses adapt and others don't. All I am saying is that I wouldn't blame the government for my failure to adapt. That is what I am saying.
November 16, 201213 yr PP, isn't cutting employee hours and firing workers in order to accommodate the expense associated with ACA part of "adapting?" What am I missing?
November 16, 201213 yr No. I am saying if I ran a business I wouldn't be out blaming Obamacare if my business failed. I would adapt and move on or I would fail to adapt and shut it down. I would blame myself if I failed. The government has made poor policies for centuries and yet some businesses adapt and others don't. All I am saying is that I wouldn't blame the government for my failure to adapt. That is what I am saying. They are adapting. They are cutting hours and firing workers. I would consider that adapting. The blame of why they are firing workers and cutting hours is on Obamacare. I think it is pretty clear that they are adapting at the expense of the workers. Elections have consequences.
November 16, 201213 yr PP, isn't cutting employee hours and firing workers in order to accommodate the expense associated with ACA part of "adapting?" What am I missing? You're missing the part where they announce it to the world why they cannot adapt. And in Papa John's case he's just being an idiot. Maybe, I'm naive. I just feel like I could run my business the same way without coming off like a jerk and a crybaby because the rules of the game changed.
November 16, 201213 yr They are adapting. They are cutting hours and firing workers. I would consider that adapting. The blame of why they are firing workers and cutting hours is on Obamacare. I think it is pretty clear that they are adapting at the expense of the workers. Elections have consequences. And I wouldn't take it out on my employees because the guy who would be giving me handouts lost the election.
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