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But I didn't retire.

My friend, I'll call her Sandy, worked at a travel agency in British Columbia, Canada.

It was a small owner-operated business with the owner and three employees, including

my friend.

Everyone worked Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

One of my friend's co-workers, I'll call her Jane, an old woman in her early to mid-60s

was a long time nuisance employee.

Among other sketchy behaviour, Jane was always scamming ways to take time off over and

above her official pay vacation time.

In order to make up for the lost hours, she would claim overtime hours and pay by supposedly

going into the office in her off hours to finish up work without being requested to do so

by the owner.

Despite being caught in her own lies on a number of occasions and being warned about trying

to claim for unsanctioned overtime, the owner of the travel agency was reluctant to officially

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