Adam Sand argues roofing companies should pay roofers more fairly without killing the business. His example: five roofers each get an extra $200 per job, the owner keeps $700 surplus. Better pay, better respect for the work, and the numbers still work.
We could pay a thousand more to the five roofers, give them extra 200 bucks, and have $700 left over for the owner to go buy a new boat every year. I think that'll be a fair rebate. Reallocation of the funds that would make it so the roofer could be respected at the bar, in the bank again, and nobody would have to make unreasonably less money. Because if you make your. Your revenue generation engine more efficient, paying that roofer 1700 bucks twice as often he's making the same money. And if you can make it easier for him to do it, then why not beg your boss? He needs to hear this.
