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Business jargon and euphemisms disguise workplace reality
A look at corporate jargon from death care to layoffs shows how terms like adverse mortality experience and involuntary separations mask hardship. Experts note euphemisms sanitize bad news while preserving precise meanings for insurers and others.
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New York
America
Robert Sobel
Hofstra University
John Still
Greensboro
N.C
Jefferson-Pilot