I don’t know which of them had to call a landlord, delay a purchase, borrow money, or rearrange a family budget because a paycheck failed to arrive.
But I know they had done their jobs.
They had shown up for work, operated machines, loaded trucks, maintained equipment, processed orders, and kept the company running.
They had trusted Granite to do its part.
That trust was not a favor they were asking for.
It was part of the employment relationship.
When people work, they deserve to be paid accurately and on
