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Dear Abby: 10-year employee feels like an afterthought when bosses forget their anniversary
Dear Abby: 10-year employee feels like an afterthought when bosses forget their anniversary
Dear Abby: 10-year employee feels like an afterthought when bosses forget their anniversary

Published on: 03/14/2026

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Work anniversaries are normally celebrated at a monthly 30-person meeting of managers and directors with a cake, photo, certificate and a small gift.

DEAR ABBY: I just passed my 10th anniversary at the hospital where I am employed. This occasion is normally celebrated at a monthly 30-person meeting of managers and directors with a cake, photo, certificate and a small gift.

News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/advice/2026/03/dear-abby-10-year-employee-feels-like-an-afterthought-when-bosses-forget-their-anniversary.html

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