Recently promoted to Junior Vice President of the once great IT giant End-trust systems Sophia knows that they have a problem - the economy is on it's knees and the company is failing, it needs a way to decrease costs and become an employer of choice for graduates, rather than a place to see out your career as you head to retirement.On a business trip to Japan Sophia sees something that she knows could transform the company, a rival organization that has started a Mail Girl program. Attractive, young girls are paid to run round the building naked, delivering mail. Sophia's mind goes into overdrive, thinking about how this could be used to save End-trust.Once back in America she implements her own version of a Mail Girl system, the aim of the program is to provide entertainment for employees and lower costs for the company, and just like the Mail Girls, the program delivers, but at what cost?The book explores how the program affects the employees of the company, from the graduate hire who can't believe his luck, to the man who was going to resign but has second thoughts now there are naked women running in the office, and the long serving staff member who is offended at the very concept.Of course, no-one considers how the girls themselves feel, and no one asks. Why would they? Mail Girls are not allowed to speak, all they need to do is to run mail and service the members of staff that are allowed to wear clothes.Will she be the saviour of the company or will Sophia regret the day she suggested the Mail Girl idea to her superiors?Note that this book has previously been published in 3 separate parts and also includes the previously published stand alone short MailGirls : CrossTown
