The perennially discontented William Seaman seems to have been pushed around by a clique of what would now be called mean girls. “When I came into our section it was controlled by a small group of young girls, who made it difficult for new men by assigning us disagreeable jobs and by preventing us from learning how to do the more technical work. They are not in control now, but it is generally known that they pass judgment on new people and are responsible for some being transferred.” Food! Orders! Window blinds! Men! Women! Coworkers! Young people! It was a cascade of standard workplace
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