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Morris Said:

I need to write letters to my employees regarding upcoming pay cut due to business slowing down.?

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As you know, the economic climate is terrible. Companies are going under all around us and thousands of people are losing their jobs.

We have had to let some people go already and we sincerely hope that that will be the last round of lay offs we'll have to make.

I don't see where we can cut back anymore. All of you are in such key positions, we don't want to lose anyone else. The only option we can see that will help prevent further cuts is if everyone would accept a 5% pay cut. The Executive Staff has already taken the pay cut. We ask that hourly people accept a 5% reduction in hours worked, so you will only be working 38 hrs a week, and the salaried staff will have a straight 5% salary reduction.

This measure will only be temporary. We fully expect things to go back to normal by the end of the first quarter.

So Christmas time won't be so effected, we will allow employees to cash out 60% of their vacation pay or up to 40 hrs, whichever is greater.

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