Mr. Kane Got cklisted Chapter 2375-After Ste finished, the room fell silent as everyone exchanged nces.


    Darcie remained silent, and no one dared to speak without her lead.


    Although the cost of insurance is not substantial, even with Ste''s proposed addition, the expense would be minimalpared to thepany''s revenue, and the suggestion was beneficial to employees. However, if implemented, Ste would gain significant credit, which Darcie might not endorse.


    Darcie appeared to contemte before saying, "The suggestion is good, butmercial insurance is meant to be a benefit thepany provides. Charging employees could make them feel like it''s a wage cut. Additionally, some employees might not need this, making the expense unnecessary for them. If fully funded by thepany, there''s a risk of false ims for family members."


    Ste had anticipated this and responded calmly.


    "Participation would be entirely voluntary. Thepany wouldn''t force anyone, but the option should be avable. This way, those who wish to purchase can do so, and those who don''t won''t incur any extra cost. What do you think?"


    Darcie pursed her lips and, after a moment of silence, said, "Ste, opening up such purchases isn''t simple. It requires negotiation with the insurancepany. No insurancepany will easily agree to pay suchpensations."This text is property of N?/velD/rama.Org.


    Ste smiled, "I will handle the negotiations. Right now, I''m asking for your personal opinion. Do you agree?"


    Darcie wouldn''t directly say "no" in front of so many people. If she vetoed the proposal, it would tarnish her image as a considerate boss.


    She said, "Ste, you''ve missed the point. Since it''s an employee benefit, we should put it to a vote. Your initial survey doesn''t reflect everyone''s opinions or willingness."


    Ste replied, "I''ve already taken care of that. Before today''s meeting, I had Samuel distribute opinion forms to each department. We''ve been meeting for over an hour, so everyone has had time to respond. We can see the results now."


    As Ste finished, there was a knock on the conference room door.


    Samuel entered, "Mrs. Jewell, the opinion forms have been collected."


    Ste motioned for Samuel to bring them in. The thick stack of forms had been sorted.


    She had outlined three options-support, oppose, and abstain.


    Out of over 200 votes, more than 190 were in favor, with a dozen opposed and about 20 abstaining.


    Ste ced the forms in front of Darcie, "Mrs. Saun, the majority support this. What''s your decision?"


    She was forcing Darcie to make a choice. If Darcie refused, Ste would seek another way to obtain Larry''s sample which would be moreplicated. Ste would still gain a good reputation for advocating employee benefits, despite Darcie''s rejection.


    Darcie pressed her pen tip on the paper and smiled, “Since the majority O are in favor, I have no objections. You can proceed with the negotiations with the insurancepany. Please implement it as soon as possible."


    Ste smiled, "Thank you, Mrs. Saun."


    Turning to the attendees, she said, "Each department shouldpile a list of family members who wish to insurance. They


    participate in thei


    should bring these family members for the physical examination this


    Friday. After the insurancepany receives the health reports, they will arrange for the coverage. The meeting is adjourned."