He eventually resigned in protest, only to be later rehired.
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US Airways fired the pilot, and then later rehired him.
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She was eventually rehired, but the film was never finished.
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The couple has rehired a tutor for Anamaria, and Mrs.
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And as I said, hopefully, those workers will be rehired.
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West, one of dozens who resigned, was rehired in 2002.
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The latter was recently rehired for the next "Guardians" sequel.
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Many of these teachers, the district claims, will be rehired.
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Couples split, fights end, and people who were fired get rehired.
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As the chain plots a turnaround, Fridays has rehired senior alumni.
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After she pushed him off, she said, the company never rehired her.
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Morgan Stanley rehired Michele Colocci, a health care banker, from JPMorgan Chase.
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Disney originally fired and then rehired him as director of the sequel.
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M. The Carolina Panthers rehired Marty Hurney as their interim general manager.
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The museum smartly rehired Herzog & de Meuron to also design the expansion.
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How often is a fired executive rehired to work for his successor?
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As a last-ditch effort, it rehired Jobs and named him interim CEO.
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She was later rehired, and the case fell out of the public eye.
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But my sources are saying that Twitter has rehired this employee... WILLIAMS: What?
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They'll be rehired when demand picks up, but they won't get back pay.
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I was fired on February 1113st and I got rehired on March 1103th.
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And indeed, as Alibaba grew and became profitable, many of them were rehired.
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And while several of the men were rehired, Kaiser was not among them.
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Abinader rehired Giuliani for his current bid in June 85033, the Post reported.
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Shortly after he took over, he rehired Franklin Foer, a well-regarded former editor.
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Coaches are hired to be fired, but those with solid reputations also get rehired.
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In this case, Conyers ostensibly rehired the complainant as a "temporary employee" for three months.
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The company designed computer workstations and lasted through 1997, when Jobs was rehired at Apple.
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And officers who leave their departments after major scandals are often rehired by different departments.
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He was fired a year later, New York reported, but was rehired in the sales department.
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Thomas had a son with producer Dallas Austin, whom the group had just fired, then rehired.
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In 2012 AMD rehired Jim Keller, a well-regarded chip designer who had been at Apple.
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Though I had eventually been recalled and rehired both years, I made the decision to leave.
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Steinbrenner fired Lemon in April 1982, then rehired Michael, who had been scouting, as his manager.
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Ideally, McInerney said, the layoff will be temporary and she and other employees will be rehired.
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When he returned 10 years later, he was quickly rehired and even kept his seniority benefits.
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The former mayor has reportedly rehired hundreds of staffers across those states to help the effort.
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If you recall, though, Dr. Andrews (Hill Harper) overruled Dr. Han, fired him, and rehired Shaun.
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It also rehired Bob Borchers, a former iPhone executive who recently worked at Google and Dolby Laboratories.
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He has been rehired to direct the third movie after he was fired in July last year.
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Although the remainder are let go, 44% of them are rehired by another firm within a year.
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So far, Kaepernick hasn't spoken publicly about the NFL or the organizing efforts to get him rehired.
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Some have rehired, though not at the level that New York has under Mayor Bill de Blasio.
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Then in 2014, a Chinese company reopened the factory and rehired a workforce to make automotive glass.
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Within 24 hours, Trump's 2020 reelection campaign had rehired him as the senior adviser for campaign operations.
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An online petition was quickly launched asking for him to be rehired, with over 16,000 signatures acquired.
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Well, he's a man who Trump has hired, fired, rehired, refired and then sued for $22013 million.
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Nunberg was rehired by Trump as a communications adviser in February 2015, according to The Washington Post.
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Sloan said more than 1,780 employees have been rehired since the $190 million settlement with regulators last year.
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Workers had been told that their employment would end on Friday evening, unless the new company rehired them.
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Another remained associated for eight years and was subsequently rehired for an additional six months, the agency said.
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In effect, then, Gibbons has been hired, fired, rehired and then retained by three Blue Jays front offices.
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He added that General Ahmadzai had recently tried to get his old job back but was not rehired.
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G.E. rehired John Rice, who retired from the conglomerate last year, as chairman of its gas power business.
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Last month, Kirkland rehired W. Neil Eggleston, who most recently served as President Barack Obama's White House counsel.
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Now that he has a drug offense on his record, he said, he was unlikely to be rehired.
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Mr. Gerber has rehired Paris DuRante, who tended bar there for 16 years and became a beloved figure.
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It then began refitting the mill to accommodate a different type of lumber and eventually rehired some workers.
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Truaxe had fired and rehired co-CEO Nicola Kilner, but apparently fired her again prior to shuttering stores.
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The marshal also stepped down in 2013 during a restructuring, Newberry said, and wasn't rehired until four months later.
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Viewers were unhappy when she was let go from the show during season six, and Brewster was quickly rehired.
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The chain has rehired Chief Executive Mark Newton-Jones, who was sacked eight weeks ago, on a lower salary.
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Further investments could be made in future and some staff rehired once the airline has been restructured, it added.
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The choreographer noticed and they were both fired, but they were rehired the next day, for the opera season.
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After splitting in June with his coach, Amélie Mauresmo, Murray rehired his former coach, the no-nonsense Ivan Lendl.
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They killed off Kathy then rehired Ms. Enos as a guest star to play Kathy's frowning identical sister, JoDean.
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Seventeen years earlier, after the forced midseason resignation of Manager Billy Martin, Steinbrenner had rehired Martin six days later.
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James Gunn got rehired to direct "Guardians of the Galaxy 3" following controversial tweets from the director that resurfaced.
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Before some staff were rehired, staffers speculated to Business Insider that the decision may have been influenced by Mic's union.
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In 1988, Colangelo rehired Cotton Fitzsimmons to coach a Suns team that featured Tom Chambers, Kevin Johnson and Eddie Johnson.
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Later, the second worker who had been fired for overdrawing her unpaid time off received an email saying she was rehired.
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Now, in their open letter, the cast of Guardians of the Galaxy has made it clear that they want Gunn rehired.
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More on his case, and the wider practice of ex-prisoners rehired to work by corrections agencies, can be found here.
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He coached there and served in other capacities but had a rocky relationship with administrators and was twice fired and rehired.
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Apple confirmed in a statement to TechCrunch that it has rehired Field, but it declined to give information about this role.
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Anaheim rehired Randy Carlyle, welcoming back the team's only Stanley Cup-winning coach four and a half years after firing him.
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Update: Deadline reports that Disney has rehired James Gunn after firing him in 229 over a series of over resurfaced tweets.
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She, too, was rehired, in 1965, and returned to give two final Met performances of "Tosca" that are now considered legendary.
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The Republican National Committee has rehired a prominent consulting firm it axed after it allowed a massive data breach in 2017.
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"I like to work for what I have," he told WGN-TV, speaking on his first day back after being rehired.
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They rehired Ken Hitchcock, who took the team to its only Stanley Cup in 1999 and to the finals in 2000.
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And as I said, hopefully those workers will be rehired but between these three programs, it protects all of American workers.
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Bank of America has rehired Joe McIntosh from Equity Group Investments as a managing director in its industrials investment banking group.
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But Scott was rehired after he concluded that Agent Rodgers manipulated the family into believing that Ms. O'Connell had been murdered.
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It's also rehired ex-CFO Stephen Kaplan, who resigned in protest after Kilner was fired the first time in February 2018.
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The news comes just days after Nest rehired its old Chief Technology Officer, Yoky Matsuoka, back after her own run at Apple.
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"I believe Howard was hired illegally, fired legally, and rehired illegally," Massad said during the recorded call, according to an arrest report.
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Zuma appointed Malusi Gigaba as the country's new finance minister, replacing Gordhan whom he had rehired to the post in December 2015.
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Sloan said more than 1,780 bank employees who were wrongly fired or left the bank have been rehired since the scandal broke.
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Boyd makes $3,065 per course, never certain if she will be rehired, as adjuncts are hired on a semester by semester base.
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He also claims, before the stabbing, Rivera was fired for bad behavior but rehired ... so the club knew she was bad news.
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Don't forget that he rehired Rebekah Brooks, the disgraced editor of The News of the World, after the phone hacking scandal passed.
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After being briefly rehired to cover a different beat, he is now working as a spokesman for the Oregon Department of Transportation.
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When the tape surfaced, residents voted in a special election to strip the mayor of his power and the Town Council rehired Moore.
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HAVE THOSE ROUND ABOUT THOUSAND EMPLOYEES, THEREFORE, BEEN MISTREATED BY THE BANK IN THE PAST IN ORDER FOR THEM TO NOW BE REHIRED?
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While these workers may not technically be fired, they told the Post they did not think they would be rehired in the spring.
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But the Council rehired Mr. Hunter two weeks later after hundreds of black residents rallied, raising questions about the treatment of both men.
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Sure, it's possible that you'll be rehired, but there's a strong likelihood that you'll be out of work when the bills come due.
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But because Trump valued his loyalty, within 24 hours, the president's 2020 reelection campaign rehired him as the senior adviser for campaign operations.
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Even so, several months afterward, the sheriff quietly rehired him for another position, but he resigned again about a week later, records show.
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Chipotle has rehired the manager that was fired in response to a viral video, in which she was accused of racially profiling customers.
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It is fair to assume, though, that not all of the 30,000 workers who were put out of a job will get rehired.
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"If we win this, every one of those great people who have helped us get this far, they will be rehired," Mr. Sanders said.
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"Of the four individuals, [because one was rehired] two were offered alternative employment, which was declined in both cases," it said in a statement.
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She was subsequently fired twice as head writer in a stormy relationship with the network over casting and plotlines, but was rehired both times.
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Because of budget issues, many of us have been laid off and rehired multiple times (for me, it was three times in six years).
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Wells Fargo has rehired more than one-third of the employees it axed in the wake of the bank's fake accounts scandal, Sloan said.
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The three companies that were rehired to replace the cladding on 29 of the towers had all originally fitted aluminum panels with polyethylene cores.
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He was doubted, belittled, fired once only to be rehired as a perennial midcarder who nevertheless became The Man because he was just too good.
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He was fired, then quickly rehired by the Pittsburgh Pirates, and his team has had a winning record in four of its last six years.
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LONDON, March 19 (IFR) - Citigroup has rehired Michela Ferrulli as head of equities sales and sales trading for central and eastern Europe and the Middle East.
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"That's live, lol my twin got fired from his job a few months ago and rehired in my name as "Ryan" 😂 #TwinNation," one man wrote.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Credit Suisse has rehired Asian private banker David Lim to become vice chairman of private banking Southeast Asia, the Swiss bank said on Thursday.
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Lee had rehired Kirby to work on simpleminded monster stories for what was now called Atlas Comics, but Kirby yearned to create epic space-god cosmologies.
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A Colorado police officer who was fired after being caught on video using a racial slur last year will reportedly be rehired by the city commission.
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Where other teams might not have rehired Petrino or retained Pitino, Louisville would — and would thereby benefit from their undeniable acumen as other programs would not.
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For those women returning to the workforce, "there is a strong likelihood they will not get rehired or they'll come back on reduced terms," he said.
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The hope is that the extremely tight labor market going into this pandemic will help make sure that employees are swiftly rehired once the panic clears.
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But the university has rehired both women and agreed to back pay and retroactive benefits totaling about $203,000 for Ms. Taaffe and $237,000 for Ms. Moon.
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The editor in chief was fired — and rehired — before this week's formal rollout of a tech-investigations site backed by millions from the founder of Craigslist.
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Update October 4th, 3PM ET: After the petition was submitted, Sandra received a call from an Amazon representative informing her she had been rehired with back pay.
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The day I met Brown Sanders, he asked if I could help him get rehired at a job he lost for being black, poor, scared, and desperate.
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"She did share with us, when we rehired her, she felt like she still wanted to do this job," said Prince William County Police Chief Steve Hudson.
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He began his career at the finance giant after graduating from Harvard Law School, where he was hired, fired and rehired within the span of a year.
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Sergio Zyman, the mind behind the 1985 marketing disaster that was New Coke, was rehired by the Coca-Cola Company eight years later to create OK Soda.
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Mr. Cotz said the designers and crew from the Walkserspace staging had already been paid; they will need to be rehired to mount the play at Rattlestick.
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In 1981, when air traffic controllers began an unlawful strike, President Ronald Reagan fired almost all of them — over 11,000 — and barred them from ever being rehired.
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In another tough-on-graft move, Giammattei rehired some of the police chiefs whom Morales' government had fired in order to hinder the work of the CICIG.
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Apple rehired the cryptography expert behind the secure communications platforms Silent Circle, PGP Corp and Blackphone to boost the security features on its devices, Reuters reported Tuesday.
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Murphy, a political veteran of 85033 years, is serving as Trump's national political director, replacing Rick Wiley, who was recently fired and rehired by the Republican National Committee.
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Apple has rehired the cryptography expert behind the secure communications platforms Silent Circle, PGP Corp and Blackphone to boost the security features on its devices, Reuters reported Tuesday.
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But Laimbeer was rehired in January 2015 shortly after Isiah Thomas, his former teammate with the Detroit Pistons, began working as an adviser to the Liberty front office.
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In addition, ABC owns ESPN, which earlier this month rehired the profane Keith Olbermann, a man who has been known to unleash a torrent of vulgarities at President Trump.
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When Russ Ferance lost his computer hardware and software sales job in northern Michigan at 65, he could not get rehired at companies which were looking for young salesmen.
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In April 2016, facing criticism from its military psychology division, the APA rehired Hoffman to look at those policies and advise whether any of his conclusions should be changed.
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The increase in output should start to boost employment, with at least some of the 33,3.403 employees and contractors laid off between 2014 and 2016 likely to be rehired.
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He was rehired last year for big money and did practically nothing of note, only to be suspended in August for a wellness violation, rumored to be steroid-related.
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He was famously hired, fired and rehired by Goldman Sachs, and he has recounted his other travails as well in order to highlight how hard it is to succeed.
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But despite the allegations that prevented him from obtaining a full security clearance, McEntee was immediately rehired by Trump's reelection campaign, campaign manager Brad Parscale said in a statement.
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Since Wint was fired, outraged netizens have swamped the middle school's Facebook page with critical comments, demanding that Wint be rehired and making their fair share of vagina jokes.
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So they can be rehired or "upskilled" in the new automation-focused industries of the future at those same companies, where they can continue to generate profits for wealthy elites.
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One worker, who declined to give his name, said he'd been made redundant and then rehired as a day worker, meaning he no longer gets company health insurance or benefits.
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"If someone else had been elected, this might not have happened," said Coy Zuelly, a process technician at Century who was laid off in 2015 and has since been rehired.
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One of the Beckley teaching assistants, a 33-year-old named Maxx Turner, had already been fired, then rehired after several fruitless months of searching for programming work, he said.
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And as far as Howard's concerned, that's where reality lies, even when the on-air oracle he becomes — after being fired and rehired by the network — says just the opposite.
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"The Electric Company" later rehired him, and he shared a Primetime Emmy in 1973 with some of the show's other writers, including Dan Wilcox, who became his longtime writing partner.
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Whether or not legislators stand by Trump will be on people's minds at the polls in November 85033 when they will decide which legislators should be rehired for their jobs.
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He also rehired his former personal assistant Johnny McEntee to lead his personnel office, who sources say will be tasked with ensuring that new hires are loyal to the president.
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After realising how badly the staff cuts had affected order in prisons, the government launched a recruitment effort, and has since rehired about half the number of staff originally laid off.
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Early on the morning of September 903th, they submitted a petition to the site manager and Amazon human resources demanding that Sandra be rehired and workers be given paid time off.
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Now its founder and CEO Dale Dougherty tells me he's bought back the brands, domains and content from creditors and with his own money rehired 15 of 22 laid off staffers.
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Scaramucci got fired — and rehired — from Goldman Sachs after graduating Harvard Law School After graduating from Harvard Law School in 1989 he took a job in investment banking for Goldman Sachs.
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As part of the wage deal, it was agreed that those being laid off will have the right for a two-year period to be rehired if an employer increases staffing.
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A strip club in Philly rehired an ex-con as a dancer -- who then shanked a customer for refusing a lap dance ... so claims the guy who's now suing the joint.
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A Wisconsin school security guard fired for repeating a racial slur while scolding a student for using it has been rehired after protests, a union official told The Associated Press Monday.
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He was later rehired, and it was not until late 1962 that the British became convinced he was a double agent and sent a new interrogator to meet him in Beirut.
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In 2017, MSNBC fired and then quickly rehired leftist commentator Sam Seder over a tweet that alt-right activist Mike Cernovich misconstrued as a joke about Seder's own daughter being raped.
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The far-right blogger, author and YouTube personality wrote on Twitter, "If you think Gunn getting rehired hurts me rather than children, you're a sick person and part of the problem."
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It began after world number two Andy Murray rehired his old coach Ivan Lendl last month and immediately began a nine-match winning streak on grass to reach the Wimbledon quarter-finals.
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For example, at the head office in Tokyo of Hitachi, a giant global electronics company, over two-thirds of those who reach the company retirement age of 60 apply to be rehired.
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" Mel B says Stephen threatened to release the sex videos unless she rehired her with a raise, and Stephen looked at Lorraine and said, "Isn't that right, Lorraine," and Lorraine responded, "Yes.
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U.S. government data show that two out of every five displaced manufacturing workers who were rehired in 2900 experienced a wage reduction, with a quarter of them losing greater than 220006 percent.
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James Gunn has been rehired by Disney's Marvel Studios to helm "Guardians of the Galaxy 3" after being pulled from the project last summer, a person familiar with the matter told CNBC.
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Yet, like a mad cross between Bartleby the Scrivener and a cheery tour guide, he continued to show up at the company's offices for years and help others until eventually being rehired.
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Bob Bradley was rehired after losing in overtime of the round of 16 in 2010, but he was fired a year later after getting blitzed by Mexico in the Gold Cup final.
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Denver rehired Mike McCoy to rev up the offense after he spent the last four seasons as the Chargers' coach, going a woeful 9-23 over the past two years before being fired.
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Some critics of the Renewal program have assailed the fact that teachers who were not rehired at these schools will remain in the system, either being hired or provisionally placed at other schools.
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So I deplugged or unplugged from law school, got my job at Goldman, got fired from Goldman, got rehired into Goldman, and then I started my first business at the age of 32.
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Apart from the pattern of sexual harassment, dozens of employees say he constantly berated them for minor infractions, fired and rehired them at whim, and created a toxic atmosphere of fear and uncertainty.
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It also played some role in the removal of series creator and showrunner Dan Harmon between the third and fourth seasons — but didn't stand in the way when Harmon was rehired for season five.
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"I don't think anyone is feeling for us anymore," a grim-faced Lee, who was rehired by GM a year after it bought Daewoo in 43, told Reuters outside GM's Bupyeong factory near Seoul.
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A cafeteria worker at Mascoma Valley Regional High School in New Hampshire was rehired over a month after she was terminated for letting a child at school get $8 worth of food for free.
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After Apple purchased Jobs' company and rehired him as CEO in 1997, he famously pared down the company's product line to just a handful of offerings where he believed Apple could offer the best.
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As part of the conditions of the settlement, Crews demanded Venit resign and could not be rehired by the agency, in addition to demanding WME implement training that would hopefully prevent further such incidents.
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"We have heard (unsubstantiated) rumors that Marvel itself was opposed to Disney's actions and tried to have Gunn rehired," Afra said, pointing to an article from August that alleged secret talks between the two companies.
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MSNBC pulled an abrupt about-face on Thursday, announcing that it had rehired a contributor just days after it fired him when far-right activists drew attention to an inflammatory tweet he posted in 2009.
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After a turbulent year during which the top editor was fired and rehired, The Markup, a website with ambitions to combine investigative and data-driven journalism to cover technology, will make its formal debut Tuesday.
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When he was fired ahead of Community's fourth season (he was rehired for the final two), it played almost as an object lesson in how tied some shows are to the voices of their creators.
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Benetton eventually ties with the photographer in 2000 over a particularly contentious campaign titled "We, On Death Row," featuring images of American prisoners sentenced to death, though he was rehired in February 2018, the Post reported.
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But the human resources representative said Famouri's only option was to resign and be eligible to be rehired in the future, even offering a "transition package" for a few months' worth of salary if she quit.
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But several Songting workers — who spoke on the condition that their names not be revealed because they hoped to be rehired — complained that they could find few jobs in a region dominated by stumbling heavy industry.
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Republicans said the bill is necessary in light of a Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration report that found the IRS, from 21625 to 2900, rehired hundreds of former staffers with significant performance or conduct issues.
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It also fired a law firm that Dr. Waronker said was investigating possible corruption in the food service program and rehired two other law firms that an external audit had found to have charged exorbitant fees.
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Just after the U.S. election, Gubarev also rehired a public relations firm to address a news report about his firm's servers being used in an alleged Russian cyberscam to siphon web advertising traffic from major publishers.
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D.) and Peter Roskam (Ill.), it comes after the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration found in late 22019 that the IRS had rehired hundreds of former employees with conduct or performance issues. http://bit.ly/1Q6cj9n.
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Heading in the All-Star Weekend, Cookies hosts Ben Detrick and Jordan Redaelli discuss whether Sam Hinkie should be rehired in Philly, NBA trade rumors, and the continuing Charles Oakley drama with the New York Knicks.
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No matter for Louisville: In 22, when its coach, Charlie Strong, left for Texas after bringing the program back to college football's heights with 210-20 and 12-1 records the previous two seasons, it rehired Petrino.
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It did not identify the number of workers who would be rehired, but State Representative Don Rone said in a news release that the company expected to recall about 400 workers at the plant in Marston, Missouri.
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Disney has rehired James Gunn to direct Guardians of the Galaxy 3, according to Deadline and The Hollywood Reporter, despite Gunn's firing last year over a series of offensive tweets dug up by far-right provocateur Mike Cernovich.
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Mr Todesca has rehired boffins who were ousted by the old regime, including Cynthia Pok, who will resume responsibility for poverty and employment data, and Ms Bevacqua, who is overseeing the construction of a new consumer-price index.
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The bank has rehired Alexis Maskell as co-head of its alternative assets group in Europe, Middle East and Africa, to lead its dealings with private equity firms and sovereign wealth funds in the region, Reuters IFR reported.
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LONDON, March 21 (IFR) - Citigroup has rehired Alexis Maskell as co-head of its alternative assets group in Europe, Middle East and Africa, to lead its dealings with private equity firms and sovereign wealth funds in the region.
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While Disney — nearly a year later — ultimately acknowledged it had made a mistake and rehired Gunn, it's a familiar note in an exhausting, repetitive, and, crucially, easily avoidable cycle that companies have yet to learn how to sidestep.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Apple Inc, which has resisted pressure from U.S. law enforcement to unlock encrypted iPhones, this month rehired a top expert in practical cryptography to bring more powerful security features to a wide range of consumer products.
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On the art-historical side, Nicholas Cullinan, whom Wagstaff hired as a curator when she was at Tate Modern, and then rehired as a key member of her team at the Met, proposed the idea for the "Unfinished" show.
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I feel like with Murdoch and their mea culpas, and saying they cleaned up Fox — wouldn't it be a radical idea if they rehired some of the women who were abused at Fox, who were genuinely good at their jobs?
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One had to leave for the second time, having previously been rehired after spending time in jail for throwing a tantrum in 2014 when a flight attendant served her macadamia nuts in a packet rather than arranged on a plate.
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All members of its leadership at or above the senior vice president level will be removed within the 30-day period, with a commitment they will not be rehired, along with any executives or officers tied to the wrongdoing, it said.
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Employees won a few of their smaller, concrete goals, such as getting laid-off people rehired, but the international caved in to management when it came to the demands among Lords-town wildcatters for greater control over their own working conditions.
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And unlike the Angels' Mike Scioscia, who has also managed only one major league team for at least 10 years, Gibbons is the only active manager to be Billy Martin-ized — that is, fired and rehired by the same team.
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A Wisconsin school security assistant will be rehired after he was terminated last week for repeating a racist slur while telling a student not to use it, union officials said, following days of public outcry and protests by students and teachers.
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A 2016 New York Times report and 2017 Washington Post investigation found that officers who were fired from departments for misconduct or criminal behavior often go on to be hired by other departments or are rehired by the same agency that dismissed them.
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We don 't know exactly how many people were brought back in to work on the final two episodes; Telltale laid off around 250 employees, some of which were not directly working on The Walking Dead and may not have been rehired.
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"Sometimes you just get one wrong — and that's what happened here," Phil Griffin, the cable network's president said in a statement on Thursday announcing that the cable network had rehired Sam Seder, a political commentator and host of the "Majority Report" podcast.
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"I was not aware of any allegations until Friday," he said, adding that no one at the circus whom Ms. Dunne had reached out to in 2012 was still with the circus at the time that Mr. Lubin was rehired last year.
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Furthermore, the suit, which also names Villanueva as a defendant (but notes that he is not actually a Banditos member), claims that department leadership has failed to take action against the deputy clique and has instead rehired several members after they were fired for misconduct.
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It persists even though police officers rarely face consequences more dire than a few weeks' desk duty for killing civilians, and even though a recent Washington Post study found that hundreds of officers fired for misconduct were rehired through appeals required by union contracts.
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The job numbers could be further inflated by an additional 12,403 workers at auto suppliers and related businesses, who were out of work because of the G.M. strike and have now been rehired, said Diane Swonk, chief economist at the accounting firm Grant Thornton.
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He also wants to make sure officers who have been fired for misconduct cannot move to a different jurisdiction — in recent years a number of fired officers have been able to find new positions this way; some were even rehired by their old departments.
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Now, with art lovers worldwide coming to his defense online, the school district is working on reaching a resolution with Rueda, who says that the controversy has made it impossible for him to return to the classroom in conservative Hyrum, even if he were to be rehired.
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Mickey gets let go when he reveals to Bob his plans to rob the same bank again (of course) and Gene, Tina, and Louise are *rehired* by Bob who comes to the realization that he's actually a pretty good boss and they make a great team.
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On Friday, Deadline confirmed that Gunn — who was fired from the film in July 2018 after right-wing news personalities surfaced old tweets of his that joked, in poor taste, about rape and pedophilia — has been rehired by Disney to write and direct the franchise's third installment.
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Justice rehired around 650 resort employees laid off by the previous owners, gave them vacation and health benefits, and offered a 10 percent raise across the board if the hotel regained its fifth star—and the Greenbrier is, by all accounts, now a world-class resort.
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Fired in the summer of 2008, then purified through stints as the Royals' bench coach and as a Class AA manager in San Antonio, his hometown, he was rehired by Toronto in 2013 by its former general manager Alex Anthopoulos and has held the job ever since.
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When Denver's mayor on Monday ordered that bars and restaurants close in-house service, Goodfriend and Racine made the gut-wrenching decision to lay off themselves and their employees with the hope that unemployment claims could be filed and they could be rehired when the business reopens.
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The state's second-largest paper, The Record, which focuses on its most populous county, Bergen, said it would lay off more than 400 people after it was purchased in July by the Gannett Company (although some were expected to be rehired if they reapplied for their jobs).
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And Amazon workers in Sacramento successfully campaigned to get two colleagues rehired after they were fired for taking more unpaid time off than allowed, including one worker who says she was fired after taking off one more hour than permitted after her mother-in-law died.
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She and the other DACA recipients facing the expiration of their work permits in the next few months don't know whether they'll get renewals in time to keep their jobs, or whether they'll have to be fired and then hope they can get rehired if a renewal comes.
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Two years prior to her run, the major of Matta, South Carolina fired Moore for having a "questionable" lifestyle; while the small town of Latta was (and is) socially conservative, locals rallied around Moore and together, they stripped the mayor of his power and the town council rehired Moore.
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" Pointing to an interview in which the Washington Post reported that Morgan was "a civil servant and not a political appointee," and would be in the job regardless of whether Trump was elected president, Judd wrote: "I believe you are a rehired annuitant and you can be removed.
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For the second issue, police accountability and transparency, Castro calls for a national database of officers who have been decertified or fired for misconduct (something that is notoriously hard to track currently, even as officers fired for misconduct find new positions with other departments or are rehired by their old departments).
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Students and teachers at the Pacific Northwest College of Art (PNCA) in Portland, Oregon, protested on campus this week, demanding that adjunct professors be rehired with contracts after some of the college's most influential educators were unceremoniously left out of next semester's class schedule.
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The layoffs represent less than half a percent of the total workforce at the constellation of advocacy groups and companies helmed by the billionaire industrialist brothers Charles and David Koch, and a spokesman said that some of the affected employees might be rehired in other parts of the Kochs' network.
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Last year, a disgraced former director of the Washington, D.C., VA had to be rehired just one month after being fired – even though, under his watch, it was found that inventories were so mismanaged that doctors had to run out mid-procedure and borrow from neighboring hospitals while patients were under anesthesia.
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I weighed the fact that Faust wasn't present on Anthems to the Welkin at Dusk (the classic album that was being played in its entirety that weekend, and the reason for my feature) against the reality that Emperor rehired him once he was released from prison after serving nine years of a 14-year sentence.
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Labruna and Bacon were reportedly tapped in part by John McEnteeJohn (Johnny) David McEnteeMeadows joins White House facing reelection challenges Trump administration hires another college senior for key role New White House survey questions potential employees about Trump's appeal MORE, Trump's former personal assistant who was fired in 2018 and recently rehired to head up the office.
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They purchased the Angraves workshop in Leicestershire — at one time the heart of the British rattan industry, which reached its peak in the Victorian era — and rehired its two chief craftsmen, frame maker Mick Gregory and master weaver Phil Ayres, both of whom began working in rattan over 40 years ago, when they were still teenagers.
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He will also work closely under John McEnteeJohn (Johnny) David McEnteeThe Hill's Morning Report - Sanders takes incoming during intense SC debate White House hires college senior as top Trump official: report House wants documents on McEntee's security clearances MORE, Trump's former personal assistant who was fired in 2018 and recently rehired to head up the office, according to Politico.
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The House Oversight and Reform Committee on Tuesday demanded that the White House turn over documents regarding the security clearance of John McEnteeJohn (Johnny) David McEnteeThe Hill's Morning Report - Sanders takes incoming during intense SC debate White House hires college senior as top Trump official: report House wants documents on McEntee's security clearances MORE, a top aide recently rehired to lead the Presidential Personnel Office.
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Here is a list of places *just off the top of my head* that have laid off culture/features reporters and not rehired for them in the last 22019 years: -Fusion-MTV News-The Village Voice-Buzzfeed-IBT-Vocativ-LA Weekly-Fader-Inverse-Upworthy-Complex-GQ-Gothamist- But some publications simply ceased to publish culture writing altogether, when they weren't going out of business entirely.
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"I think it was respectful to curb the marketing in the wake of the shootings but to pull 'The Hunt' completely, assumedly as a result of Trump's tweets, sets a bad precedent and looks cowardly," said one Hollywood executive, who characterized what happened to "The Hunt" as the latest example of a studio having a knee-jerk reaction to social media — like when Disney fired James Gunn from directing 'Guardians of the Galaxy 3' after offensive tweets he wrote in 2010 and 2011 resurfaced in July 2018 (he was rehired in March 2019).
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That year, during the summer hiatus for "The View," ABC News executives, who folded the show into its department in 2014, brought in as a consultant Hilary Estey McLoughlin, whose work on "Judge Judy" and "Ellen" had earned her a reputation within the industry for having a Midas touch with daytime TV. With less than five weeks until the start of a new season, the show hired the executive producers Brian Teta of "The Late Show With David Letterman" and Candi Carter of "The Oprah Winfrey Show" and rehired Behar.
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C.), Johnny IsaksonJohn (Johnny) Hardy IsaksonGeorgia senator discharged from hospital after fall Georgia senator hospitalized after fall Senate GOP raises concerns about White House stopgap plan to avoid shutdown MORE (Ga.), Dean HellerDean Arthur HellerThis week: Barr back in hot seat over Mueller report Trump suggests Heller lost reelection bid because he was 'hostile' during 2016 presidential campaign Trump picks ex-oil lobbyist David Bernhardt for Interior secretary MORE (Nev.) and Mike EnziMichael (Mike) Bradley EnziThe 23 Republicans who opposed Trump-backed budget deal On The Money: Fed poised to give Trump boost with rate cut | Parties unable to reach deal in Trump tax return lawsuit | New York opens investigation into Capital One data breach Outgoing Senate Budget chair unveils plans to replace Budget Committee MORE (Wyo.) — comes after the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration found in late 2014 that the IRS had rehired hundreds of former employees with conduct or performance issues.
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