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At what imaginary time in history did owners and management consider themselves part of an "us" with workers? Maybe in some rare, contained instances. You can't take a step "down" from something that simply doesn't exist.



Many family businesses are "us", at least in the good times. Non-family employed by those businesses are seldom under any illusions about being included in that...


> at least in the good times

Exactly.


Those can last for decades, however. A profitable family business is less likely to get bought out and fire everyone. No one's job is safe in an unprofitable business, family or not.




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