Ouch. For what it's worth for her peace-of-mind, I really doubt they would have given her options if she had made a push. Essentially, the decision had alread

Ouch. For what it's worth for her peace-of-mind, I really doubt they would have given her options if she had made a push. Essentially, the decision had already been made. It's not impossible that they could have been convinced to change their minds, but it would have required some new or unexpected leverage to make it happen. (They would have already factored in that she could have become disgruntled or quit.) It certainly doesn't seem fair, though.