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Many of the plaintiffs in these lawsuits are businesses and unions whose employee??s retirement funds were depleted by Enron’s collapse...
...longtime Harvard employee??Dalla Santa has worked for Harvard University Dining Services (HUDS) for the past nine years—was held on $2,500 cash bail and is scheduled to return to court on Dec. 17 for a probable cause hearing...
...idea for the anti-porn crusade began with an Moonwalk employee??s innocent internet search for Jennifer Lopez. At precisely that point, according to Moonwalk Creative Director Calle Sjönell, porn-lution crossed the line. “She accidentally clicked on a porn link and all these windows came popping up and she just yelled ‘Ahhhh!’” he recalls. From that point...
...fact, my job also co-opts several of these possibilities. I often feel like a bedding salesman-cum-Wal-Mart greeter, as my employer believes strongly in greeting every customer who crosses an employee??s path. This is a wonderful policy, and most customers appreciate the gesture, though it’s a surprisingly difficult one to follow properly. First, there is the eternal question of what constitutes acceptable greeting range. I believe the official policy is a 10-foot radius, but its working definition is dependent upon a number of transient conditions—time...
...other side of the warm welcome, the employee??s greatest fear is accidentally greeting the same customer twice. This is a perfectly understandable occurrence, especially on busier days. But while most customers are very patient with employee lapses, the double-greet usually results in an unsettling stare. This stare is more quizzical than disdainful, but it still strikes fear into the heart of even the most intrepid sales associate. Does courtesy, however redundant, warrant an apology? Would a rapid retreat into the camouflage of the throw-pillow racks be an act of cowardice, or one of judicious modesty...