This question has divided the office into two camps. Camp 1 believes the correct way to indicate the relationship in this sentence is to use the client's name as a possessive, as in "When UltraGalactic's employees call the Customer Service line..." Camp 2 believes the apostrophe can be dropped because "UltraGalactic" is modifying "employees," and therefore the possessive is assumed. Frankly, I don't understand the uproar over typing two additional characters, but I'd appreciate your feedback.
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Both are grammatically correct.
UltraGalactic's employees...
Indicates that the employees belong to UltraGalactic.
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UltraGalactic employees
Indicates that employees are employees at UltraGalactic.
