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The head of this restaurant chain surely knows the value of an excellent employees relationship. When the coronavirus pandemic hit the country in early March, many businesses were forced to close down. To curb the spread of the virus, the government ordered non-essential establishments to pause their operations. One of the companies affected by this
The CEO of an Ohio-based real estate investment firm announced that he’d made $1.6 million in the stock market over eight days of coronavirus volatility. But instead of keeping this enormous sum of money to himself, the head of the company decided to give it away to his associates. Larry Connor, the owner of The
Dan Price is definitely a CEO you would love to work for. The 35-year-old leader of the credit card processing company Gravity Payments initially caught media attention back in 2015, when he lowered his $1 million annual salary by 90 percent. He then brought the minimum salaries of his staff to $70,000 per year. In
A CEO of a credit card processing company is giving his employees more than they’re desired compensation by raising their salaries to over half of what they’re currently receiving. Dan Price, CEO of Seattle-based Gravity Payments announced on Tuesday that all of the staff at the company’s new Boise, Idaho, office will earn a minimum