Helping Employees And Helping The Less Fortunate In Your Communi

Submitted 144 days ago

So my idea is this I see as an employee. Things that cannot be sold that are marked down. That need to be gotten rid of I guess are destroyed in thrown away pieces of art mirrors, furniture rugs. These are things people can use such as an employee myself. I don't make a lot of money. I don't have many hours. I could use in my new apartment. A nice table that I could maybe buy for 20 bucks from you guys. Twenty dollars to an employee is better than putting it out as a loss and destroying it and throwing it away. That is just irresponsible. It's not good business practice. Why wouldn't you try and make 20 bucks on that table? Or that piece of art instead of destroying my point gives the employees the chance to buy it at rock bottom prices. If that can't be done or if you still have an access, send it to homeless shelter, send it to a church that gives away stuff to people. There's 3 of them in our town alone. Sheets blankets that could be for a person who's homeless. A person who doesn't have the money to buy sheets or anything for their bed. Think about that you can make money. You're pushing credit cards all day long when you want to think about your inventory and not destroying it and actually making some money on it.