Ex-workers of closed InkStop sue for final paychecks | The Colu...

pay up suckers! if you have enough guts to bail on your business and employees, at least pay them their last paycheck. you know, the hours they worked for you!

Good luck getting anything, they'll need it. I worked for a place that went out of business and was owed my last paycheck and nearly 3 weeks of vacation, as were several other employees. The owners filed bankruptcy though and we never got a dime. I spoke with a lawyer who said I'd have more in legal fees than I'd get even if I won.

When a business go bankrupt, there is (often) no money left, period. Too bad these workers are simply SOL.

The Dispatch and others should print the names of the owners of InkStop. These people have no shame and they should be shunned. If I worked for InkStop and was shafted I would find out the home addresses of their owners and write their neighbors a letter stating their neighbor was a worm.

MIke wrote:

The Dispatch and others should print the names of the owners of InkStop. These people have no shame and they should be shunned. If I worked for InkStop and was shafted I would find out the home addresses of their owners and write their neighbors a letter stating their neighbor was a worm.

Oooooh that would make them grab their checkbooks.

MIke wrote:

The Dispatch and others should print the names of the owners of InkStop. These people have no shame and they should be shunned. If I worked for InkStop and was shafted I would find out the home addresses of their owners and write their neighbors a letter stating their neighbor was a worm.

Why not just ride your tricycle across their front yard - that would show em!

i bet those worthless bastards that own the place got their pay

MIke wrote:

The Dispatch and others should print the names of the owners of InkStop. These people have no shame and they should be shunned. If I worked for InkStop and was shafted I would find out the home addresses of their owners and write their neighbors a letter stating their neighbor was a worm.

According to Ohio Secretary of State filings:
Dirk S Kettlewell, President & CEO
Thomas Griveas, Dawn Callahan, Charles C. Rosenbaum, Board of Directors

http://www2.sos.state.oh.us/reports/rwservlet...

Nice touch,TimH. Good to know where to find data.

Gotta get into my store to pickup my personal belongings. We're locked out. Gotta get my chips and salsa I left in there so I don't starve to death while waiting on that last paycheck.

The recession is over. The recession is over. Repeat until it comes true or you starve to death.

Why did the company just closed without sending notification to its employees. They must consider that their employees are depending on the company for their living. But now they have thrown it.
All locations of the printing supply store Ink Stop are effectively closed. The decision was recently made to shut every single store down as of Thursday, October 1st, and not to reopen until some effective changes were made. A letter from the corporate board was sent to all employees when they showed up to work on Friday, October 2nd, also reminding them that their insurance was canceled and they wouldn't be getting paid, either. It's claimed the company is restructuring – restructuring is corporate code for "we need to figure out a way for a bunch of suits to still get paid far more than they deserve and you people that work to provide these lazy, self-important, vainglorious pigs are going to get shafted." Perhaps the company should have been getting payday loans instead of handing out bonuses.