EMPLOYMENT

Wages

• All wages are paid out every 30 minutes.

• Unemployed citizens receive a food stiffen of $250

• Minimum wage is set to $300

• Minimum wage of a CEO is $2000

• There is no longer a maximum wage.

• All wages are taxed by a percentage set by the state governor.

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Running an already standing business.

• Before taking over the business, you must make all payment required to obtain said business.

• You will be required to register your business with the 7 Cities Government and pay weekly taxes in the amount set by the state governor.

• You are not permitted to to bring funds from outside sources into your business.

  • For example, you cannot do another job/activity to gain money to put into your business account.

  • You can however request a government grant to assist with funding your business. (Do not wait until its too late)

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Starting Your Own Business

• All guidelines for running an existing business apply here as well.

• When starting up a business, you must present a business plan to be approved.

• While some business ideas will be good, we may still decline them based on a need for them.

• You will be required to register your business with the 7 Cities Government and pay weekly taxes in the amount set by the state governor.

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Business Expansion

• We encourage all businesses to eventually expand within the state.

• Expansions must be approved by the government.

  • There will be an additional fee to pay for business expansion.

  • You are permitted to grow to a maximum of 3 locations.

• Forming an enterprise/corporation

  • In order to do this, you must be citizen of the state for 3 months.

  • You must have at least 3 businesses or business locations under you.

  • You will be required to develop and present a full business plan as well a full business SOP.

• To get this started, you must create a ticket with the following information

  • Name

  • Logo(must be transparent background)

  • Business Plan

  • SOP

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Gigs

• Gigs are side jobs within the state that can be done at your own leisure.

• You will not be assigned to a business to complete the tasks of the job.

• When doing these jobs, you are considered an independent contractor and do not have to adhere to wage enforcement.

• You will also not be protected under the 7 Cities Employment Commission.

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How to get started with business ownership?

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Below, you can click to learn more about each business type and also check availability.