knowing how payroll worked was unnecessary.
Now nobody knew what the error meant.
At 8:27, my phone rang again.
This time, it was a union representative.
“Did you know?”
“Yes.”
“Did you know this would happen?”
I paused.
“I knew there were serious risks.”
“Harold said you were being dramatic.”
I smiled bitterly.
“Harold has said a lot of things.”
The representative lowered his voice.
“How many people are affected?”
“I’m not there.”
“You used to know.”
“I don’t have access anymore.”
Another pause.
Then he said:
“I’m looking
