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Val was the type who’d have a hard time accepting that when you’re a low-­ or even a mid-­level manager at a large corporation like Town Square, you have to be flexible. Ordinarily that might be enough to tilt the scale toward Diego, but there were things that made Val an especially attractive cand…

“I hear what you’re saying,” she said. “I do. But there’s just one problem. All these boxes are going to get broken out by Monday anyway. Remember? What’s the point of organizing them right before we break them out. It’s like rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic when the boat is about to sink…

He was bothered by what she’d said the other night about his still being hung up on Steph, his ex. It complicated the narrative he wanted to hold on to: that he was the aggrieved party and she was wholly at fault. But he knew there was truth in what Cristina said, although Raymond would probably sa…

It wasn’t like there was any rush, no matter what her mom said. As Nicole had tried to explain to the union organizer who’d cornered her outside the store a few months ago—­after her shift was over or she’d never have risked talking to him!—­Town Square wasn’t so bad. It was a lot better than the j…

Corporate wasn’t playing when it came to unions. The year before, someone in Harvest—­the team responsible for fresh produce and perishables—­was fired for “time theft” after he’d been spotted talking briefly to a union organizer during his shift.