The Public Asset, The Greedy Manager

The year-end financial audit was just posted. I stared at the list of company assets in disbelief.

My car was right there. The car I had paid for in full with my own hard-earned money was listed as company property.

"Our company thrives on a 'Family First' culture," the HR director said, leaning against my desk. "What is yours belongs to the company. We are all one big family here, after all."

It did not stop there. They had fired the company driver and dumped all the transit duties on my sho