Enjoy ‘Compliance Officer Day’—you’ve earned it
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Dave Lefort2020-09-24T17:02:00
In a 2020 full of Blursdays that all run together, it’s perhaps appropriate that the day created in your honor this year happens to fall when you don’t have to be in the office (otherwise known as your bedroom/kitchen table).
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