Chapter 454

The pharmacies that belonged to the four major families were huge. They sold everything from beauty and health products to medicines, but they only had 20 to 30 employees in each branch. An afternoon's commission of 40,000 dollars meant each employee bagged around 2,000 dollars. If this craze lasted a month, an ordinary employee could earn 40 to 50 grand in commissions alone. Employees at Hayes Group Pharmaceutical earned only about 500 dollars in commission per month. With such a huge contrast, who could resist such a temptation? The Foster Group alone couldn't absorb nearly ten thousand employees from Hayes Group Pharmaceutical. However, with over a thousand stores among the three families, they could easily hire all the employees. The profit margin on the scented elixir pill was as high as 80 percent. They had more than enough to afford these costs and even drive sales of other products. With no business and all the employees gone, Hayes Group Pharmaceutical would be left wit