CASE 1 During Mr. Albertson's trip to China, four office professionals came to you and asked if you knew anything about a downsizing that was about to occur at CanAsian. You were surprised since you had heard nothing. They were extremely upset; the last time CanAsian had a downsizing, they were told it was the last one. However, two supervisors recently told them that several meetings were held to discuss an imminent downsizing. You have several concerns: Mr. Albertson has told you nothing. Maybe the rumours are not true, but they seem to be coming from good sources. You are worried about your job. You are concerned about the other employees. You wonder about your relationship with Mr. Albertson. He has always been honest with you Remain calm now. Tell the employees that you have heard nothing. Concentrate on doing your job; do not ask other employees about what they might have heard. Do not listen to rumours. Wait until Mr. Albertson returns to the office to talk with him. 1-Should you talk with Mr. Albertson? 2-What suggestions do you have for helping to keep your job in a downsizing?