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Michael Plummer Sr.: The Case Of Our Town

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There was not any particular policy adopted by Michael Plummer Sr. for remuneration and hiring employees. Cliff Hallmark, who’s the chief financial officer of the company since 2009, said “Michael Sr. was paying people who didn’t actually do anything, Instead of hiring the right person for the job, he hired friends." At the time when Plummer Jr. took over the business, He found out, his father was paying for car washes and massages for many employees and giving money for the rent to several cash-strapped friends. Plummer Sr. also allocated cash to many employees when they ran into any financial problems which also had created many problems for the company. Larry Neal, who was franchisee of Our Town America in Detroit, said, "Michael Sr. gave

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