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The End of My Travel
At the beginning of 2002 there was over 200 people staffed in my office. By the end of the year, after two major layoffs, we were down to 82 people. In January of 2003, an office meeting was closed. The big guns from our corporate office in Minneapolis came down formally inform us that due to the current state of affairs with the economy and the travel industry our office was to be closed permanently in May.
The September 11th attacked had major consequences on the US and international economies. US airlines lost a billion dollars daily as a result of the recession caused by the attacks. A number of airlines laid off thousands of employees in the United States and Europe. To minimize their losses, companies have been c...
At the beginning of 2002 there was over 200 people staffed in my office. By the end of the year, after two major layoffs, we were down to 82 people. In January of 2003, an office meeting was closed. The big guns from our corporate office in Minneapolis came down formally inform us that due to the current state of affairs with the economy and the travel industry our office was to be closed permanently in May.
The September 11th attacked had major consequences on the US and international economies. US airlines lost a billion dollars daily as a result of the recession caused by the attacks. A number of airlines laid off thousands of employees in the United States and Europe. To minimize their losses, companies have been c...
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