The St. Paul Companies announced yesterday (Tues) that it will merge with Travelers Property Casualty Corporation, creating the nation's second largest commercial insurer. The sixteen-billion-dollar stock deal calls for the company to keep its corporate headquarters in St. Paul. But some employees say the merger raises questions about job security and the future of the company's corporate culture. Susan Seitel says that's no longer the case.
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