Undercover Boss

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    May 31, 2012 8:00PM
    Frontier Airlines
    Season 2 Episode 4
    While working under cover on the company's front lines, Frontier Airlines CEO Bryan Bedford cleans a plane's lavatory, contributes to a flight's late departure and discovers how pay cuts are impacting employees' lives.

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Corporate execs secretly take low-level jobs within their organizations to find out how things really work and what their staffs really think of them. In the process, they learn about perceptions of their companies, the spirit of their work forces and -- maybe -- something about themselves as well.