Private Grievance or Public Ammunition? The Writer Decides

There was a time when a dispute at work remained what it was. A dispute at work. It could be ugly, unfair, emotional, or corrosive, but it still had limits. It first belonged to the people directly involved, then to the records, and finally to any process that might determine what actually happened. The relevant questions were concrete. 

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