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2 Employees Tried to Push a Disabled Coworker Off Projects. It Could Cost Them Their Own Jobs

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After two employees excluded a disabled colleague and escalated baseless complaints, a manager wonders whether their behavior has made termination the only option.

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2 Employees Tried to Push a Disabled Coworker Off Projects. It Could Cost Them Their Own Jobs

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