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Date: Tue, 24 Apr 2001 13:36:00 -0700 (PDT)
From: rob.picciotto@enron.com
To: jeff.skilling@enron.com
Subject: Floor meeting question
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Dear Jeff,

I have been an employee of EBS for just about one year.
I relocated from New York City, where I had lived and worked all of my life. The reason I made the move to Enron and Houston was the "opportunity and growth" that EBS was going to provide. I sold my home, left my job at AT&T of 18 years and uprooted my family and bought a home in Houston.
I enjoyed my various jobs at EBS very much and felt as though I have made a strong contribution to EBS.
Yet, I have been told that my position is no longer needed and have been placed in the redeployment program. I have had no opportunities presented to me within Enron or EBS during the past 30 days. I have 15 days to find a job.  My family is very upset and worried.

My question is " What is the company doing about employees that have been released and feel betrayed?'

Rob Picciotto