And at her salary rather than their own?

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Jan 27, 2020
2:09:59pm

Soupie Grandma Sycamore

And at her salary rather than their own?

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Soupie

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Time

Did I go too far?

Superman21

1/27/20 1:52pm

yeah, probably

Cougarclaw

1/27/20 1:55pm

Well, he won't need to get her a card or anything, so...

dilbert

1/27/20 2:10pm

So your office fixed the glitch?

1/27/20 1:58pm

so if they stopped paying your boss, did they keep paying the employee who was supposed to be fired?

byujag

1/27/20 2:04pm

laid off

Sea Chicken

1/27/20 2:09pm

And at her salary rather than their own?

Soupie

1/27/20 2:09pm

Hopefully the termination of the other employee wasn't confidential because if not she may be doubling up her severance

Baron

1/27/20 2:12pm

Layoffs are rarely confidential

cougarfann888

1/27/20 2:20pm

I agree. But sometimes you sneak in some bad actors at the same time to make it look like it was part of the layoff.

Baron

1/27/20 2:21pm

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