EU referendum, brexit and the aftermath

I guess they risk no longer being 'on the payroll' if the next person in decides they want someone else to do a given roll.

I don't know if had she lost the vote there is a period of stasis until a new leader is elected, or 'traitors' are sacked in a last show of power.

Would those on the payroll have been sacked if May went?

It's supposedly a secret ballot, so it's easy to go in and say one thing and vote a different way.

[EDIT] I love the fact that Ian Blackford tried to sneak in to the room to vote in the confidence ballot.