They certainly can. Though many countries have legislation to control the minimum average payout.
every business needs finance to pay wages, buy materials or pay for assets
there is no set number but i would imagine they pay alot less than the average person
What is the ideal set temperature for washing machines to conserve energy?
Action Vending will set up your machines. It might be better for you if you lease your vending machines.
Instructions are in the owners manual. You can probably refer to this on line if you don't have the book.
Weight machines can be quite challenging to set up. At the very least, have someone helping you.
If you pay your home off faster than the note, you will pay less interest. The interest will accumulate at the same rate (your rate was set when you signed your note), but you will pay less money towards interest in the end. If you pay your house off in 15 years rather than 30, you will save 15 years worth of interest.
Indentured servants worked for owners for a limited amount of time typically to pay off a debt or as part of an agreement. They would often work for a set number of years before gaining their freedom.
There are no "signs". The machines are set to pay out as nearly random as possible. You could win on your first coin and you could play a thousand without winning.
machines and transportation innovations made everything go faster. machines in the workplace changed everything skilled craftsmen became obsolete machines could make things better faster driving prices low product output increased in order to keep up business owners made workers work set hours(often long) but paid very little. many machines replaced workers so if someone didn't want to work there was someone to take his or her place
Shop owners don't usually get a salary. They get the profits. Often they will have a set draw against the profits, but that doesn't help if the shop isn't making money. That's one of the reasons business is such a risk. If you can't make enough money, the owners don't get any money. They have to pay all the bills and workers before they can pay themselves.
Pick n Pay is a privately owned company, which means it's not publicly traded on the stock market. So, if you were hoping to buy some shares and become a part-owner, tough luck. You'll just have to settle for being a loyal customer instead.