i work in a small compay ,every month only get 325euro,if still to be a staff ,the salary is too samll for me. i have a plan to sell sausage,but im afraid ill be failed.
      Answer1:maybe try selling the sausage as a second job to see how it will take off. save some money that will last you a month. once you do this ask for this time off from work and to the sausage thing full time if it works out continue if not you always have your old job.
      Answer2:Hi, Where are you based as I have a business opportunity you may be interested in and you could run alongside your current job? My business operates in 8 countries so please respond with your details and location and I will be in touch. Thanks x Natasha

If I own shares of a company, and I want to perform work as an "employee" for that company, am I required to receive minimum wage to work? I read somewhere that anyone who owns stock in a company, is considered an owner, and therefore it not party to the minimum wage requirements... Can someone fill me in on this? Thanks! Answer1:The fact that you own stock doesnt mean a thing. You do not have to take a salary. For example, one of the CEOs of the major 3 auto makers stated that if bailout monies were given that he would forego his salary for a year. I am almost positive that as a part of his compensation package that he owns stock in the company. Its perfectly legal.