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Longtime Target Employees Say They Were Forced Out Because of Their Salaries

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By Mari Herreras

Tucson Weekly | February 24, 2010

According to Manny Lovio, after 26 years with Target — without any discipline problems — he was asked to quit. When he refused, he was fired. He was escorted to his desk to clean out his belongings and then guided out of the store in front of co-workers and customers.

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Tags: lay-offs, unemployment, Target

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