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Jamie Fake: Case Study
Kimberly Galloway
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Jamie Fake

I worked at a company years ago and the company was so hostile towards certain employees that there were several occasion that I felt that I had to speak up. I was working for a transportation company and I was the warehouse manager. The warehouse workers were treated so badly that they were not even considered as equals with anyone else in the company. For instance, the warehouse was expected to open for business at 5am whether there was work to be done or not. The office would schedule work at any time of day on any day without regard for the workers personal life. Even the simplest of courtesies was never extended to the warehouse. One day I was at work and it began snowing after
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