Therefore, she should be let go, she should be fired.
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That said, employees can be let go in restructurings too.
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"Oh, it's not going to be let go," Blackwell says.
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If attitude doesn&apost improve, the employee should be let go.
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If the US doesn't provide this paperwork, Meng will be let go.
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Exactly how many white collar employees will be let go is unclear.
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Any journalist discovered to have deliberately withheld information would be let go.
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The earliest the general ship's population will be let go is February 19.
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It was Kushner who persuaded Trump that he had to be let go.
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A time to reflect on what's important and what can be let go.
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It felt like I could be let go if I complained about anything.
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Now, a Chicago Tribune column was calling for the coach to be let go.
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No one who is a major contributor to demand generation will be let go.
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Staff will be let go "in the weeks ahead," Devon said in a statement.
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People that have proven to be loyal and dedicated seem to be let go.
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She laughed when a reporter asked if any other police officials would be let go.
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Fonterra currently employs about 98 people at the facility, who will likely be let go.
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You know what that means... the puny little 210GB iPhone could finally be let go.
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So some of this stuff needs to be let go and let people hear it.
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The homebuilder said if a similar incident occurs, Mezger will be let go from his post.
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In a month, she will be let go from her job and lose her health insurance.
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The tourists would be let go with a warning, and each side considered themselves a winner.
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Dratch was the third cast member to be let go in 2006 because of budget cuts.
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"I hope and pray for my family to be let go and released," Ms. Hoja said.
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The best coders should be rewarded, and those who just can't hack it should be let go.
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About 50 people will be let go at Oculus Story Studio as a part of the shutdown.
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He was too august at the firm to be let go, but he was never popular there.
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As I said before, [that's one of the cases] where you can be let go without warning.
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Despite every couple having strong performances, sadly two had to be let go ahead of next week's finals.
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It also requires the company to give affected employees 60 days notice that they will be let go.
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There is clearly no evidence to charge him and he should be let go without any further delay.
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"I wonder whether I would be let go if the higher-ups knew about my sexuality," she said.
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"The people that should be let go are the ones who made those mistakes," a former employee said.
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A great job offer is essentially useless if you're just going to be let go in six months.
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As less experienced members of the workforce, they are sadly too often the first to be let go.
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Typically, workers are guaranteed 12 months at the outsourcing company, after which they will likely be let go.
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He was taken to a local jail where he could sober up and he'll be let go without bail.
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Tesla had started firing hundreds of other employees for performance reasons—more than 6503 would eventually be let go.
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In addition, servers, cooks and dishwashers are all among those likely to be let go due to this crisis.
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Element TV Company said in a letter to state employment officials Monday that workers will be let go Oct.
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More than 3,200 delivery drivers for Amazon will be let go by the end of April, Buzzfeed News reported.
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Some of the executives were sacked last week and more could be let go on Monday, two sources said.
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But all of the approximately 100 staff charged with running Kik will be let go, according to the BBC.
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The video has since gone viral, pulling in thousands of negative reactions demanding Thomas be let go from his job.
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"It just seemed really odd that he would be let go right after that," said a former senior FBI agent.
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I still remember Salahuddin's bloodshot eyes as he screamed to be let go and my father rushed to free him.
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For example, say your employer had a rule that if you're absent more than X days, you'll be let go.
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Managers are being asked to identify team members who will be let go, though the timing of these layoffs is unclear.
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Since news of the allegations first broke, many have called for Pitino to resign or be let go by the university.
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Some employees have apparently already been notified that they will be let go, with other layoffs planned in the near future.
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Part-time posts would be offered to around 580, and 113 would be let go when their contracts expire in August.
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The Colts have a ton of underperforming veterans who could be let go to clear up cap space if need be.
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"They're looking for other ways to cut costs," she said, but after a year or so workers would be let go.
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Meng appeared in court in Vancouver on Friday at a hearing to determine whether she should be let go on bail.
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In one instance, the suit said, Mr. Etro called an employee "fat and ugly" before demanding that she be let go.
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There were rumors that Karl was going to be let go before general manager Vlade Divac said Karl would keep his job.
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"If you get an ISIS guy, which court of appeals panel is going to suggest that he be let go," Rivkin said.
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Jay thinks coal is gone for good, and people are holding onto a way of life that needs to be let go.
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And then eventually — not immediately — you will be let go for some reason, if you haven't been worn out and already quit.
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If writers are going to be let go anyway, surely having some software to fill in the gap will help cushion the blow.
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The Giants also fired general manager Jerry Reese, who becomes the first GM known to be let go in-season by the team.
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The video, first posted by KOLD News 13, a local television station based in Tucson, showed Immanuel frantically screaming to be let go.
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Mahajneh, who had been detained since November 25 on suspicion of arson, was released Tuesday, the last of the suspects to be let go.
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Lorrie Hecker, a Hess spokeswoman, confirmed the cuts, saying about 300 workers, or about 13 percent of the company's workforce, would be let go.
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If the employee's behavior is still not up to par, this signals that it's time for the person to be let go, says Hartman.
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The company told its roughly 2628 Arizona workers involved in the self-driving program that they would be let go, reports the Arizona Republic.
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The company told its roughly 200 Arizona workers involved in the self-driving program that they would be let go, reports the Arizona Republic.
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Employees at the director level or above will be offered severance packages, but the airline said some of its managers will be let go.
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If she got caught, she'd be let go, which would be another first—fired for watching porn during a job that necessitates watching porn.
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James had allegedly wanted Ailes to be let go this week, while the other Murdochs were leaning toward ousting the executive after the GOP convention.
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The most pressing one is why it took 18 days for Flynn to be let go, after the White House was told he was compromised.
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"It seems a little cruel to be let go with one week of health coverage in the middle of a pandemic," another former employee said.
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Earlier this year, they went on a weeklong strike after management informed them that as many as a quarter of them would be let go.
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On Thursday, BlackBerry filed a notice with the State of Florida indicating that 75 people at a branch in Sunrise would be let go this month.
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Rose chose to be vocal not realizing that while she can be let go, Chris could so easily have been arrested for something she said. Why?
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Zak was laid off in October and Meiss and Mason were told they would be let go by the end of 2017, according to the complaint.
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CNN said it will work to find some different roles for some of the 22-person Beme team, but others would be let go with severance.
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Brendan is going to be let go and free and be able to get on with his life while she can't – she can't live her life.
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The Tennessee Titans released wideout Rishard Matthews on Thursday, the team announced, a day after reports emerged that the veteran had requested to be let go.
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I cannot bear to be let go, clenched in my quilt, a phantom receding, it rustles off, the dawn barely blueing the air, the static stopped.
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She had been nervous he might be let go, but once the police arrived and saw the video, he was handcuffed and taken away, she said.
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Business Insider previously reported that 296 employees, roughly one-fourth of its global workforce, were going to be let go as bookings plummeted and revenue evaporated.
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He's about to be let go, so angrily throwing caution to the wind, he announces that he'll kill himself live and on air the following Tuesday.
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After the memo, the number of cases removed from immigration court using prosecutorial discretion — ICE lawyers requesting that low-priority immigrants be let go — began to climb.
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They likely don't care about how hard it was for you to be let go from your last job, or even how badly you need this one.
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" When asked how many people would be let go, Mr. Sanders did not give an exact number but did say, "It will be hundreds of staff members.
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Yahoo, his employer at the time, was about to be acquired by Verizon, and he knew he was going to be let go in a few months.
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The moon's clash with Neptune may lead to some confusing conversations, but its connection with Mars will help you cut off whatever needs to be let go.
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A U.N. panel said in February that his stay at the Ecuadorean embassy amounted to arbitrary detention, and that he should be let go and be awarded compensation.
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He stressed that according to Comey, Trump had said that he "hoped" for Flynn to be let go, and had not specifically ordered Comey to take that course.
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A source told TechCrunch the dating startup is laying off a huge chunk of its staff, and now the company confirms over 40 people will be let go.
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She recently told her employer that her activism would sometimes take her away from her job, and asked for notice if she was going to be let go.
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Vancouver, Canada (CNN Business)The chief financial officer of Chinese tech company Huawei will have to wait another day to learn if she'll be let go on bail.
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For example, at Uber, those managers who were identified as active promoters of the culture of harassment that was passed down from the top should be let go.
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Lawyers for Meng argued that she is really wanted for breaking US sanctions, which is not a crime in Canada, and therefore means she should be let go.
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Layoffs in the US office began on Monday but some employees had to wait until late in the week to find out whether they would be let go.
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Designers and other staff will be let go and current products (and all other assets) are, according to Bloomberg, expected to be sold to pay the shuttering company's debt.
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"I'm nobody's 'client,'" Mr. West said Wednesday on Twitter, explaining that he had given his associates the option to work only with him full time or be let go.
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Jose Bautista, a veteran bat, and Devin Mesoraco, the catcher acquired in exchange for Matt Harvey, are the type of players that could be let go in waivers or traded.
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According to multiple reports, Callahan will not be retained by Rivera in his old position of offensive line coach, and most of the defensive staff also will be let go.
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But at other moments, when Judge Kidd described the abuse in detail, including the complainant's fear and pleas to be let go during the abuse, the cardinal closed his eyes.
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In a flurry of tweets, the CIA announced that Lulu couldn't care less about sniffing for bombs, and that she would be let go from her government job, effective immediately.
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The layoffs are expected to primarily impact Microsoft's sales force, and CNBC reports that around 10 percent of the company's total sales staff will be let go (up to 3,000 jobs).
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I work on a contract basis and get paid above market rate, but don't get sick days or annual leave, and I can be let go with only a day's notice.
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"No, I don't want anyone to be fired from their job, their source of income," she says in the video, addressing commenters who called for the manager to be let go.
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In a recent interview with News & Observer's Domecast podcast, the American Idol runner-up revealed that Trump didn't even decide who would be let go from the NBC show each week.
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Government ministers and even a prime minister can be let go when policies fail or popular discontent rises, while senior members of the Communist Party politburo pull strings in the background.
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But Business Insider talked to two former Bloomberg campaign staffers — who asked to remain anonymous because they signed nondisclosure agreements — who said they were shocked to be let go last week.
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As for Uber Eats employees in India, some of them have been given the option to join Uber while rest will be let go, people familiar with the matter told TechCrunch.
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Some of your most talented employees who bring value to your organization in many ways may need to be let go if they're not acting in line with your company ethos.
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After more UCLA students proved they were vaccinated Thursday, the university released at least 43 from quarantine and more will likely be let go over the weekend, according to a press release.
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Smith appeared in District Court on Monday, and was "released" to circuit court, which the Hawaii Community Correctional Center apparently misinterpreted as orders for Smith to be let go, the outlet reported.
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I would also posit that wideout Brian Hartline ($3 million) and safety Donte Whitner ($3.95 mil; $6.2 mil savings as a post-June 1 cut) could be let go without much harm.
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The task he proposes entails distinguishing between what is to be accepted as the natural condition of life itself (the unfolding of experience) and what is to be let go of (reactivity).
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A plot of "such extreme seriousness on French territory could not be let go without a response," France's ministers of foreign affairs, interior and finance said in a joint statement on Tuesday.
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Shortly after, a different employee who had been with the company for only a month had to be let go, but that employee was given severance where the early employee had not.
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Another big issue is that the co-op is an "at will" shop, meaning that workers can be let go at any time for any reason, without managers having to offer cause.
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McCain spent more than five years as a prisoner of war in the infamous "Hanoi Hilton" during the Vietnam War, and once refused to be let go because his comrades remained imprisoned.
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" –in Dream Warriors before unshackling a victim from a bed frame so that he falls into a pit of fire after his friends demand he be let go "Tell 'em Freddy sent ya!
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However, Pacquiao appears to be the first — at least in recent years — to be let go for comments made in the media, as opposed to deplorable convicted crimes like domestic abuse, murder and doping.
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The solar eclipse wipes the slate clean, which may mean that some relationships will need to be let go, but eclipses also bring us to our future—new relationships will come your way, too.
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About 1,500 already have happened, and about 500 workers will be let go this week, per AP. The company expects to save about $600 million per year by reducing 20% of its management structure.
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In a world of limited public resources and unlimited wrongdoing, prosecutors make decisions every day about who should be charged and tried, who should be allowed to plead, and who should be let go.
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As many as four million hotel employees — housekeepers, maintenance workers, desk clerks and others — have been laid off or will be let go in coming weeks, according to the American Hotel and Lodging Association.
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That said, there are clearly judgment calls that managers make in emotionally tough situations -- say, when a team member is going to be let go and is in the process of buying a home.
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The model sparked outrage earlier this month, when she was hired by the brand, only to be let go days later after a lengthy Facebook post in which she said "all white people" are racist.
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After that, those with unsatisfactory performance reviews can be let go, while those with satisfactory reviews can either take a $25,000 buyout, retire or spend one more year looking for a job, the report stated.
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And, as if on cue, hours after the USA Today poll was announced, Kamala's campaign announced that her campaign was going to be restructured and that dozens of her staff were going to be let go.
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Many in the NFL world assumed Garrett would be let go after missing the playoffs this season, but in recent days, he has continued to meet with Jerry Jones, with no word on what&aposs next.
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The winning streak for Fox News comes as its parent company, 85033st Century Fox, continues to weigh whether embattled host Bill O'Reilly will be brought back to the top-rated "O'Reilly Factor" or be let go.
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Earlier this year, it was announced that Facebook's Oculus Story Studio would be abruptly shutting down, the 50 employees on its staff would be let go and their main project, Wolves in the Walls, would be shuttered.
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You can't change hearts and minds overnight, but if you find a consistent work groove that helps you deliver real results, eventually your slacker reputation (and that rumor you might be let go) will begin to fade.
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"To be at this job for almost a year and not have a write-up, not be in trouble, and to just be let go because of mistake, it's not funny to me," she told USA Today.
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Assange's request to have the warrant overturned came after a U.N. panel assessed in February that his stay at the Ecuadorean embassy amounted to arbitrary detention, and said he should be let go and be awarded compensation.
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I feared that if I ever caved and let her have the cookies or couldn't get her in bed on time I would be let go immediately, and there wouldn't be anything I could do about it.
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It was announced Friday that Lisa Durden, a former adjunct professor at Essex County College in New Jersey, would be let go from her job following a heated argument on the June 6 episode of Tucker Carlson Tonight.
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Some bankers handling clients coverage and deals will be let go, with cuts expected in Hong Kong, Singapore and Japan, BofA's big centers in Asia, the people said, adding that the total number of jobs cuts hasn't been finalized.
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The layoffs are expected to largely affect the company's staff in Germany and Switzerland, with a third of its workforce being cut in Switzerland and 16 percent of its staff likely to be let go in Germany, Reuters reported.
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As is common in India, the workers said that although they had worked on Hero MotoCorp's shop floor, wearing company uniforms, they had been formally employed by other contractors, meaning they could be let go more easily without benefits.
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New York Magazine's Daily Intelligencer reported that an executive said that long-time Fox News and Fox Business Network executive vice president of corporate communications Irena Briganti, who infamously runs the network's public relations department, will be let go with Ailes.
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One of the major hurdles keeping tech workers from organizing is that many aren't employees at all—they're contractors, who perform their jobs without benefits and with the expectation they could be let go at any moment, for any reason.
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So you saw in previous administrations that when people cross the border illegally and then claimed after they were caught they were asylum-seekers, they would just sort of be let go and asked to report back at a later date.
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The trio of tweets evolved into a presidential memorandum on August 25th barring transgender people from entering the military and setting March 23rd as the deadline by which the military would authorise transgender people already serving to be let go.
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Some believed that some of the Girlfriends' data was so inconsistent that those Girlfriends should be let go, or that their files should be thrown out, but others believed that collecting the widest sample of data could only help the analytics.
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The latest request by Assange to have the warrant for his arrest overturned came after a U.N. panel in February said his stay at the Ecuadorean embassy equalled arbitrary detention, that he should be let go and be awarded compensation.
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That number has nothing to do with what he thinks of his mental state but with comments his first social worker at Napa made: that because of what he did, he can't possibly be let go for a long time.
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As demand for travel continued to plummet and the UK and Ireland were added to Trump's travel ban, Norwegian announced that 85% of its flights would be canceled and thousands of employees would be let go, bringing the airline closer to the edge.
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At around noon, a court clerk, at the direction of Joseph, told the ICE officer to wait outside the courtroom and that if the individual were released, they'd be let go like they usually were, out onto the first floor, according to the indictment.
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A separate person close to the Trump re-election team told NBC News Saturday that the campaign will be cutting ties with some of its pollsters in response to the information leaks, although did not elaborate as to which pollsters would be let go.
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The recruiter added that new compliance rules, such as the second version of the "markets in financial instruments directive" (MiFID II), are now up and running and that means staff who had been hired to ensure a smooth transition could now be let go.
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I can't help wondering how many faculty members might be laid off if the university decides teaching remotely is good enough, or how many people will be let go when their bosses realize they don't need to show up every day, or even at all.
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"(He) explained to the court that he was not guilty of anything, that the police were treating him well, asked to be let go, insisted he knew nothing about the charges and that probably everything that had happened was a mistake," the court said in a statement.
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Spoke team sizes range from 2102.44 employees to as many as 5, says a source familiar with the spokes, who also speculates the total number of employees who will be let go could be as high as 2100 to 210 percent of ConsenSys' approximately 2000,23-person workforce.
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New York's Gabriel Sherman reports that that Rupert Murdoch and his adult sons James and Lachlan have agreed that it is time to let Ailes, who was recently accused of decades of sexual harassment by Gretchen Carlson and numerous other former employees, must be let go.
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Cuts are already in progress at two assembly plants in the United States and three in Mexico, the Nikkei said, adding that employees will not be let go, and production lines will not be completely halted, with the cutbacks expected to wrap up later this year.
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The "Tonight Show" host opened Saturday's show by walking into the Oval Office as Kushner in a sports jacket, bullet-proof vest and sunglasses to find out if he or adviser Steve Bannon, portrayed as the Grim Reaper, would be let go from the White House.
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"With just a job at a 7-Eleven, I could pay for the medical treatment and their education," said Ms. Omatang, 56, who rose to the position of manager, only to be let go after a co-worker reported to their boss that she was undocumented.
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This gives Whit the perverse idea to hire Amy and her fellow actors Brigitte (Helen Mirren) and Raffi (Jacob Latimore) to approach Howard as Love, Time and Death, to converse with him and fix him or make him look so unhinged that he has to be let go.
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The lack of detail made it hard to dispute the claims, and it meant that if a creator tried to edit potentially infringing content out, they'd have to wait and see if the copyright owner agreed that the problem was resolved before the claim would be let go.
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