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The white collar world treats employees like precious gems.
First came uncertainty. Jenny was charged with duties that felt like due diligence. She asked around and was able to confirm through her industry’s grapevine that her company was up for sale. Then came fear. A deal had been made. The buyer had a good reputation, but would she be among the survivors? Our vacation booking plans were put on hold.
Fitful weeks passed with no word, until finally came the glorious news that she would keep her job with no loss of pay, taking on even greater responsibilities. We celebrated with dinner out at a favorite place.