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” Jim Christy co-owns Midwest Cards, a trading card retailer based in Columbus, Ohio, with about 30 employees. He decided to give logistics-side workers Friday afternoons off while the six staff who work on the brick-and-mortar side and do customerservice for online orders get off on Mondays, when the store was closed.
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