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young boys club |
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That's absurd |
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01/17/2006 |
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I would say that the level of paranoia has increased.
We went through this last year with what looked like HR postings trying to deflate the information. It didn't work then and won't now.
I can understand that people would be concerned about Schwab trying to trick them.
The lawsuit is real and on going, many many people have contacted us and have been put in touch with the law firm. The firm asked us to screen potential witnesses because of the flood of people contacting us.
If you want to contact us give it a try with a phoney name. We are not trying to trick anyone and have had enough dealings with Schwab HR to know exactly how they operate.
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Employees impacted by Schwab RIFs measure in the hundreds, not the thousands. Any law firm worth its salt would wet its collective pants at the prospect of a "flood of people contacting us". Law firms don't need an anonymous web middleman.
If this bozo isn't even willing to provide a law firm name, no one should provide them with any personal information whatsoever. And I wasn't even all that suspicious before. But this rationale for not sharing a law firm's name is absurd.
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