Andersen Staffers Make Quiet Exit
Waldron, Patrick, Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL)
Byline: Patrick Waldron Daily Herald Staff Writer
With envelopes filled with personal records and old pay stubs in hand, a dozen former Arthur Andersen employees waited to take their place in line outside the North Aurora branch of the Illinois Department of Employment Security early Wednesday.
Before stepping to the door at 8:30 a.m., several were greeted by former colleague Lori Biehl of Aurora and a box of doughnuts she placed on the back of a pickup truck.
"It's a tailgate party," she said, with a wry smile.
The group - all from Andersen's St. Charles training operations - kept an upbeat attitude as they waited to file their first claims for …
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Publication information:
Article title: Andersen Staffers Make Quiet Exit.
Contributors: Waldron, Patrick - Author.
Newspaper title: Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL).
Publication date: April 18, 2002.
Page number: 1.
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