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How on earth were we supposed to accomplish all of our work? We were gathered into a meeting and told that the payroll and benefits administration functions would be outsourced. Our initial reaction was one of disbelief. This was a lot to digest---big changes in a really short period of time. Our HR department had prided itself on being highly competent. Employee satisfaction surveys had always given us the highest possible rating. Our employees valued and respected our team and its efforts. Could we maintain that same level of sati
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