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Tough to lay off your children
- Video by: GLEN STUBBE
- Updated: September 6, 2009 - 9:35 AM
Dan and Peggy Fultz have run Bagley Hardwood Products for 21 years. The downturn in the economy caused some hardship. They each took a 30 percent pay cut and had to lay off 21 of 33 employees, including their children.
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