Question

Lori and Dan own a small restaurant as partners. Dan works several hours a day cooking, waiting on tables, doing the books, and so forth. Dan believes he is entitled to be paid at least a standard wage for all his work since, at the present time, the part-time kitchen helpers earn more than he does! Lori claims Dan is not entitled to anything other than one-half the net profits. Is Lori right?

Answer 1

Yes,

Step-by-step explanation:

He is not entitled if there has been no legal agreement between Lori and Dan, permitting either of them to be paid wages for work done at the restaurant.