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 How hard is it to go to school for business?
My dream is to start my own buisness planning childrens partys as I have seen many people do but I know I can't just start with a huge business so I will probably just paint faces and then grow ...


 Are these work from home and get paid sites genuine?
I would like to hear from someone who has actually worked and got paid.
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 Does anyone have any ideas how a housewife can make money from home?
Hi i was looking on the internet for some ideas on how i could make some spare cash coming up to christmas hopefully from home anything I have seen seem to be scams any decent ones you have heard off ...


 Plz tell me many types of bussiness, start from small money?
I am a diploma holder in electrical.I am not intrested in job.i have no more money. But i want to do some extra .Hard working has no matter....


 How to become rich ?
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 What is a good work at home company that you dont have to pay a fee and that is a real company not a scam?
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 What are some jobs that hire at 14 ?
I'm looking for a job and I'm 14. :p But don' know where to start.

P.S. : If your an NSIDER, go to nsider2....


 I need your help please?
i have got my own auction website and i need your help to come up with some good names for me
if i like one i will use it ...


 On ebay if you were to list ten items that were decent... how many would get sold how many would sell if.....
you listed them like about 7 or 8 times?...


 Ebay destroys reputations?
MY SELLER ACCOUNTS ARE SUSPENDED ALL THE TIME, ONCE AGAIN AND AGAIN, THIS IS NOT OK. , I NEVER Do ANY FRAUD, AND EBAY JUST SEES SOMETHING SUSPICIOUS AND RETIRES LISTINGS WITHOUT ANY PROOF. THIS IS IRR...


 What do companies do with there broken or damaged goods?
The big fashion jewellery companies and supliers?...


 Can somebody suggest a name for my company which is going to launch soon...........its a networking based ,,,,
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 What are the best work from home on-line jobs available, if there are actually any?
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 What was the best "work at home" job you've ever had or seen?
Did it work? How much do you make a year? What's teh upfront costs? Etc.?!!!!??!!...


 Im 13..how an i make money without workin?
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 What is the best home-based career ?
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 THESE ARE MY PLANS FOR THE FUTURE?????DO YOU THINK iTS GOOD????
Ok first im going to graduate high school and not go to college....
then im going to rent my moms extra house for cheap.
then im going to save up all my money for 5 years avoiding buying ...


 Can anyone suggest a business idea for my disabled cousin who lost his leg which can be run from home?
any small business idea which he can operate from his desk at home? plz guys put some thought into it.....


 How do I make a side income at EBAY if I don't have junk laying around in my apartment?
How do I get stuff to sell for a profit?

What kind of products?...


 Where can i sell my body parts for money?
I want to know where me and my friends can sell our body parts for money in ca?
including blood, fratility parts like eggs, ovaries, or balls, and other parts that can be removed

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bama
An employee is working part time at my competitor, can I legally fire them.?
They could share sources for product I paid good money to find over 15 years.
                     
 




Lucky
Why not?


veronica l
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fire! but b4 u do, make sure he/ she is not in possession of anything that belongs to ur company.


jpm1207
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If you had them sign something stating that they cannot work for a competitor you have all rights, you should still be able to siting conflict of interest. If you live in an "at will" state then you can fire them without reason. Just an example is Indiana. You can be fired here without reason.


bhcky79
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why is he working there? You treat him like crap?


D
I would ask myself: why are they doing that?
If you don't have a contract with a non-compete clause, you are out of luck unless perhaps you are in media.

I would do this: I would offer them more hours or more money so they did not have to work part time to make ends meet, get that new "rate" locked in with a non-complete contract and stop worrying. Obviously they aren't making enough money working just one job.


Tom
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Yes, get rid of him/her immediately. My competitor sent one of his employees to work for me when I was hiring. She liked me so well she told me about it and stayed. I kept her on and she turned out to be a good employee. My scum bag competitor sent her over to me to learn how I made my product and then report back to him. The last laugh was on him.


Minister of Peace
It's called a conflict of interest and I'd bet you could fire them.
Call your legal department.


AMERICA ROCKS
Do you have a written contract with said person stating that they will not work or share information or any other types of things that you may feel should not leave your place of business with your competitors? if you haven't any agreements or rules as a condition of employment, or copy rights on anything you manufacture. then I'd venture to say that you can't legally fire them, and you certainly can not control where they seek employment. You should consult your attorney,and possibly a prosecuting officer about the Employer/ Employee trust acts.


lonely_mike21
that kind of gets a little trickey, if there is something in your store policy then yes, if not then it is one of those things that you have to use your best judgement on, if they are a good worker and understands that they can't share information between stores then i would say keep them, but if you don't feel like they are then fire him


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