If a company with a profit-sharing program does not have any profit during a particular period,the company still has to pay out to all employees.

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A profit-sharing program typically distributes a portion of a company's profits to its employees. If the company does not make any profit during a particular period, there is usually no profit to share and therefore employees would not receive a payout. However, some profit-sharing programs may have specific provisions or guarantees in place that allow for payouts even if the company has no profit. It ultimately depends on the specific terms and conditions of the program.

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