My Boss Fired Me After 10 Years of Running Payroll for 12,000 Workers—72 Hours Later, 1,237 Employees Had No Paycheck

Patricia said.

The meeting continued for another twenty minutes.

There were no dramatic accusations.

Nobody slammed a fist on the table.

But the evidence was now part of the formal discussion, and Harold could no longer dismiss the problem as a minor technical inconvenience.

The report he had signed six months earlier was sitting directly in front of him.

He couldn’t claim that nobody had warned him.

He couldn’t claim that the risks had never been documented.

And he couldn’t blame the workers for expecting to receive their wages on