Sentences with phrase «financial jeopardy if»

Some experts have estimated that the case could cost Starbucks alone seven figures, and that all California employers with hourly workers could find themselves in legal and financial jeopardy if they aren't paying their workers for all the time they've worked.

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If this is not done, and the corporation's financial stability is put in jeopardy by the payment of dividends, the directors can, in most states, be held personally liable to creditors.

Near the close of the meeting, some trade unions and Labour's left suggested the reforms could be ditched in five years» time if it emerged that the plans to recruit union political levypayers as affiliated supporters were not working or were putting the party in financial jeopardy.

It may also make sense to commute if the financial health of both your employer and pension plan are in serious jeopardy — but in those circumstances you'll probably be restricted in how quickly you can withdraw commuted money, notes Hamilton.

If you are asking whether you can get more cash from you «maxed out» card, you may be in serious financial jeopardy.

However, if you have personal accident insurance coverage, the financial future of your family won't be in jeopardy, thanks to the wise decision made by you.

With student renters insurance, you can be rest assured that, if anything does happen, your financial future is not in jeopardy.