Fannie Mae (FNMA)

[ReadyToRumble]

I know you're joking, but I also know the corporate climate at both FnF... and if there's one thing that's certain with these two it's that their employees will never strike.
Upper management has made sure that there is no one in middle/lower management who is indispensable. In fact, in the multiple lay-offs over the past 15 years, I've even seen long-term employees as well as VPs walked out while contractors got to stay to finish up their 12-18 month terms (12 months is usually the maxf per contract, but the higher-end contractors can get extensions to 18). Comes a point where people have been there just long enough to "make too much" and that's when they get the boot.