thousand employees whose livelihoods depend on this company.”
I had heard that argument for years.
Whenever Grant took a reckless risk, he placed innocent employees between himself and accountability.
“A nurse was burned,” I said.
“She will be compensated.”
“You tried to make her confess to an error she did not commit.”
His jaw tightened.
“You always reduce complex decisions to moral absolutes.”
“When patient safety is involved, the line should be absolute.”
His eyes turned cold.
“Then we’ll see each other in court.”
After he left, my hands shook.
