The Raid · HJ-031
HE POSTED THE SEVERANCE LIST AT 6 A.M. THE UNION HAD AGREED TO THE CUTS IN ADVANCE. HE KEPT A DRAWER OF UNOPENED RESIGNATION LETTERS.
Rick Navarro managed Store 47 of Homeland Foods during a tumultuous period following its buyout. Over six months, he faced intense pressure to cut 42% of his workforce, keeping a drawer full of unopened resignation letters as a painful reminder of the turmoil.
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