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 '''Work Hours''': After 8-10 hours on the job, employees will begin to feel tired, work and this will greatly affect their mood and skill. This can be tracked by monitored by the employees' thoughts. To make the employees feel happy, close the business for the day, which will make the customers and employees go home.
-'''Pay/Promotion''': A check is given out at the end of the day to all employees, and sadly, after repetitive top notch work, employees will be saddend to see all their hard work is still giving them the same amount of pay every day. Employees that won't get their desired pay are risked on quitting. To make sure the employees feel happy, make the owner give them a promotion in which will make them get a better pay and more willing to come in every day to work.
+'''Pay/Promotion''': Each employee gets a check at the end of the day. However, an employee's mood can drop if they aren't satisfied with the amount they are getting. Employees that feel underpaid may even quit. Giving an employee a promotion will give them better pay and make them more willing to come in every day to work.
 ====Promoting and Demoting====
-All employees can be promotes and demoted a level, all employees start at level 1 and cannot be demoted, from there they can be promoted multiple times or demoted back all the way to level 1.
+All employees start at level 1. All employees can be promoted a level, and all employees above level 1 can be demoted a level. and demoted a level. Employees can be promoted multiple times or demoted back all the way to level 1.
+In retail businesses, employees start at §19/hour and go up to §51/hour or more when promoted. In restaurants, an employee's pay per hour is based on their job and job level. At level 1, hosts get §3, waiters get §2, and chefs get §7. At level 2, this goes to §6 for hosts, §5 for waiters, and §12 for chefs. At level 3, it's §12 for hosts, §9 for waiters, and §17 for chefs. Level 4 pays §20 for hosts, §16 for waiters, and §30 for chefs. Finally, level 5 pays §30 for hosts, §25 for waiters, and §50 for chefs.
-In Retail Businesses, employees start at §19/hour and go up to §51/hour or more when promoted
-In Restaurant Businesses, employees have salaries based on their job, Hosts at level 1 get §3, at level 2 §6, at level 3 §12, at level 4 §20, and at level 5 §30. Waiters at level 1 get §2, at level 2 §5, at level 3 §9, at level 4 §16, and at level 5 §25. And finally Chefs at level 1 get §7, at level 2 §12, at level 3 §17, at level 4 §30, and at level 5 §50.
 ===Playable Employees===
-Sims apart of the household that owns a Business can pitch into the family business and do the jobs instead of hiring NPC's to do the job. This is very beneficial as they don't need to be paid and allows the player full control over their business.
+Sims who are a part of the household that owns a retail business can do various jobs in that business. This is beneficial, as they don't need to be paid. It also allows the player to have more control over the business.
-However, this only applies to Retail Businesses, it is impossible for Sims of the owners household to replace the needed jobs such as Host, Waiter, or Chef, as it is a requirement to hire them through the Manage Employees tab.
+However, in an owned restaurant, the jobs of Host, Waiter, and Chef, must be filled by hiring employees through the Manage Employees tab.
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