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Business Success For You Tuesday June 21, 2011 Wealthy Woman Offers To Work for Free for Small Business Chris Lytle's Sales Tip Quote of the Day Wealthy Woman Offers To Work for Free for Small Business  Lindsey Novak Q: We are a struggling mom and pop store. About a year ago, a customer asked about working for us and offered to volunteer because she was supportive of our mission. We told her that we couldn't have her work for us without paying her, so she applied for the job and asked that she be paid minimum wage. We agreed and hired her. We also asked her to turn in time sheets, as we require. We mentioned it several times and asked her to get them to us ASAP. We never received them. My husband then sent her a registered letter telling her that we need the time sheets. Some days later, she came in and said she had received the letter. My husband replied, "So you'll be turning in the time sheets soon, then?" She smiled and said, "Yes, at my earliest convenience." That was two months ago. I know where she lives, and she clearly does not require the income from the job. I think she is trying to tell us that she isn't going to turn in the time sheets so we can't pay her. What are our liabilities if we stop pursuing her for time sheets? A: Her actions are obvious, without knowing where she lives. She does not want your money. She shares your goals, wants to help you and your husband achieve those goals, and wants a fulfilling way to spend her time. You may not have prayed for a business angel, but you certainly got one. Relax and appreciate it. Many businesses have interns working for them. Internships often are required of students in degree programs focused on certain industries and intended to give students real experience in their fields. Many of those internships are unpaid. If you are worried she may fall and hurt herself at work, ask your lawyer whether your insurance would cover such an accident for employees and customers equally. Your concern over paying her shows you are a caring, responsible business owner, but your pursuit of time sheets seems a bit over-the-top. Young Manager Outsmarts Experienced Thief Q: I was hired as a restaurant manager when I was 19. The place had gone through several managers who could not make a profit. I inherited an adult assistant, who never took vacations. When I asked her why, she said it was because she loved her job so much. I noticed the daily sales from the lunch crowd were at least $100 less than they should have been. I couldn't believe that though we were doing more business, we were always at least $100 short. I just didn't trust the assistant, so I made up a story that the company requires employees to take vacations so they won't burn out on the job. She believed me and took her vacation. As I expected, during her vacation, the sales matched the amount of business. I had the office check the register tapes and found numbers missing every day she had worked. 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