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History will have to record that the greatest tragedy of this period of social transition was not the strident clamor of the bad people, but the appalling silence of the good people.
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The first job I had where a bonus was given to supervisory employees, I was introduced to the concept of giving up at least a part of the bonus to the employees being supervised. I carried on that tradition for several years till I had a store manager who threatened to fire me if I passed on my bonus to the other employees.
Let's call him Stan, since that's his name, and name the store he managed as well - a Safeway store in Alaska.
I used a work-around to pass on the reward to the other employees and asked them not to tell so I didn't get fired.
It was just another one of those lessons about how psychopathic the corporate world is becoming.
I would be surprised if that franchise owner doesn't get some grief for his kind actions from the corporate executive staff.