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[QUOTE="Etini, post: 286179, member: 90141"] Before you ask that question, you should ask yourself how many employees can you comfortably pay? I believe any business that has expanded to the point of having employees should first of all think about how those employees would be paid. If you know you can comfortably pay one staff, it is safe and responsible to operate with one staff. Be sure that you can pay that staff well. It is not about employing as many staff as available and you can't pay even one of them well. I have been working with just one staff in my farm for three years now because that is the number of staff I can pay. It is not good to owe people working for you. [/QUOTE]
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