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You look at all of the firings, not firings by me, by the way.
Google declined to comment on the firings, but confirmed the contents of the memo announcing the firings.
"With these firings, Google is ramping up its illegal retaliation against workers engaging in protected organizing," Google organizers said in response to the firings.
Showrunner Krista Vernoff told TV Guide that she wanted to make sure that Alex and Richard's firings had actual ramifications — unlike many of the brief firings of seasons past.
" • "The firings can be insensitive, several former employees said.
Their firings cost the company $43 million in the quarter.
Senior aides have stopped short of ordering blanket firings, however.
Some of the firings came in big group employee meetings.
The brain studies show there are two possible synapse firings.
Snap declined Gizmodo's request for comment about the reported firings.
Here's a look at 2900 of Trump's most notable firings.
At bottom, #MeToo is not about hashtags or individual firings.
Complaints brought retaliation — reassignments, demotions, abrupt firings and belittling remarks.
Firings should be a last resort when those efforts fail.
Firings are sometimes necessary, but can be done with civility.
Several officials said the firings had been planned before Friday.
Despite Friday's firings, the organization has adamantly denied that report.
The firings affected everyone from factory workers to engineers to managers.
Politically motivated firings are an unacceptable violation of the social compact.
But firings, which investors could see as disruptive, hardly ever happen.
You call the firings of gay Catholics by church officials unjust.
Investigation putting Oval Office under siege - raising specter of more firings.
Gonzalez's top deputy later attributed the firings to "performance-related" issues.
The fact that they weren't daunted by these firings is remarkable.
More firings are anticipated, even as more Republicans bemoan the chaos.
It is an art prone to accident, especially during kiln firings.
"The purpose of this is not to do firings," he said.
Firings on "The Apprentice" had more class and ceremony than this.
The memo announcing the firings was first reported by Bloomberg News.
Eric Trump, the President's son, confirmed the firings to the Post.
And that's just a handful of all the hirings and firings.
The firings were first reported on Saturday by The Washington Post.
Next on the menu for fast-food workers: Fighting unfair firings.
"These people would be devastated," Lyons says of the sudden, secretive firings.
He appealed his first two firings and was hired back each time.
Since then, there have been firings and departures and leaves of absence.
He also noted that Duke was not to blame for the firings.
Go deeper: 2018 saw record CEO turnover as "ethical lapses" prompted firings
Other sources simply say the investigation is ongoing and they expect firings.
Kim often spurned China's calls for restraint in nuclear and missile firings.
For critics of the shooting, the firings could prove a big victory.
" Pompeo repeated Trump's assessment: "They have stopped missile firings and nuclear testing.
The Verge was the first to report the news of the firings.
But it's not the first round of firings for the company either.
Resignation After the firings, calls for Nixon to be impeached grew louder.
The final report did not recommend any specific firings or resignations. video
Some allegations resulted in firings, some in resignations, some in major reorganizations.
That means insisting that Mueller's investigation continue, unimpeded by firings or pardons.
A relatively small number (495) of those were due to accidental firings.
Unions have had some successes challenging firings, including in Mr. Ramasar's case.
All three firings follow a spate of collisions in the Pacific region.
The last two years of hirings and firings are a damning sample.
The organization did not respond to the Post's questions about the firings.
Many of these firings seem to have happened out of the blue.
Trump's son Eric confirmed to the Post that the firings took place.
The topics are largely related to the firings of Flynn and Comey.
The Tech Workers Coalition has spoken out against the firings as well.
The movement has sparked change and firings throughout the industry and politics.
The firings over budgetary concerns impacted 508 teachers and 521 support staff.
Tidal has announced two massive firings: CFO Chris Hart and COO Nils Juell.
DAVID AVELLA, CHAIRMAN, GOPAC: There needs to be firings at the FBI, one.
Both firings, Messrs Matz and Tribe conclude, are therefore discrimination "because of sex".
Such missile firings by the North are not uncommon when animosity rises here.
The headline has been updated to better reflect the reasons for the firings.
When it was over, the scandal over the US attorney firings was revived.
It's time for the NFL to embrace the programming potential of coach firings.
Let's not wax nostalgic about the firmness and decisiveness of Trump's televised firings.
The branch was eventually hit with a wave of firings over phony accounts.
First, Miers had not previously testified to anyone about the U.S. attorney firings.
The first announcements of police firings are expected as early as this weekend.
This president is leaving a trail of skeletons behind him with these firings.
Neither group of firings helped either of these presidents win a second term.
After the firings, lawyers representing detainees charged with aiding the attacks on Sept.
The public firings have followed nationwide demonstrations and a movement protesting police brutality.
Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren both took to Twitter to criticize the firings.
More than 7,300 academics have signed a petition protesting Egan and Naberhaus' firings.
Since Trump was sworn in as the 45th President of the United States, he has overseen one of the most chaotic Cabinets in modern history -- with resignations, firings and the whispers of future resignations and firings an almost-daily story.
But, she says she was 61 when the mass firings went down last year.
"It definitely seems like [the attacks] upped in intensity" after the firings, Exum says.
I think it's very fair with other types of firings to keep it quiet.
This story has been updated with the Secret Life of Pets and APA firings.
Correction: A previous version of this story incorrectly referred to some firings as layoffs.
The firings scandal prompted the resignation of the attorney general, Alberto Gonzales, they said.
DEM CALLS FOR FIRINGS: Earlier in the day, an Armed Services committee member, Rep.
You see protests and standoffs, mutinies and firings, characters wielding weapons and throwing punches.
By the time of last year's Aptigon firings, Citadel management was unhappy with performance.
But the firings were met with opposition both in the Czech Republic and internationally.
The firings raise questions about the future of "60 Minutes," CBS's flagship news program.
In December, the National Labor Relations Board began investigating the company for the firings.
The Post said the Trump Organization did not respond to questions about the firings.
As such, firings happen regularly, and are followed by the postmortem emails or meetings.
Some of those firings made sense; some fell on the sword for their bosses.
Two factors create heightened urgency and greater danger of potential Trump firings and pardons.
Jason Greenblatt, a lawyer, has also survived rounds of firings in the White House.
Yet both testified that they could not remember who decided the firings were necessary.
People took to Twitter in the following days to comment about the series of firings.
In the wake of high-profile firings, some organizations are instituting new training and policies.
In addition to the recent firings, Tesla-owned SolarCity reported Tuesday that it made layoffs.
Bloomberg's Eric Newcomer was the first to report the news of the firings on Twitter.
The Obama years saw an epidemic of new charters, testing, school closings, and teacher firings.
Salem denies that these firings were ideologically motivated, claiming they were merely a business decision.
Thomsen said Trammell received 15-18 electrical jolts from a smaller number of Taser firings.
Routine firings also free up cash for Netflix to pay its other employees top dollar.
The Israeli army was checking reports of the firings and a spokesman declined immediate comment.
The firings elevated then-Solicitor General Robert Bork to the head of the Justice Department.
But the firings, which were first reported by The Mercury News, of San Jose, Calif.
More firings are expected as Mr. Miller moves to remake the department in his image.
Vector built test stands for firings of individual engines as well as completed rocket stages.
The firings may presage a broader effort to even accounts with the president's perceived enemies.
Cases that come before the board include suspensions longer than two weeks, demotions and firings.
Read the full letter: Go deeper: Wilbur Ross threatened NOAA firings after Trump hurricane contradiction
The news of the firings was first reported by The Houston Chronicle and Science magazine.
They looked at firings as opposed to quits (since one reason you might quit is that your outside options are good), and mass layoffs rather than individual firings (for in mass layoffs there is surely no possibility that every worker affected is unusually unproductive).
Y., said in April that the firings would likely lead to calls for a Trump impeachment.
Often times the details of firings are outlined at length in-person at all-hands meetings.
And the White House counselor Kellyanne Conway said more firings are likely coming down the pike.
CNN reported that Newsweek senior writer Matthew Cooper resigned by email after the firings were made.
And we've had a slew of other firings throughout the government over the last few months.
The state courts have also challenged at-will firings if they violate a company's workplace policies.
Still, that will not make the firings any more pleasant for the coaches and executives involved.
Documents obtained by The Verge show those productivity firings are far more common than outsiders realize.
It also makes it harder to pay federal unions to appeal firings and to lobby Congress.
The Philadelphia Police Department says that in addition to the firings, some officers will be suspended.
Although opinions about the firings fall across the board, many people at the studio are angry.
In the uproar following the firings, they say ArenaNet is only now working to revise it.
America is better off with the firings of these three from an outstanding law enforcement agency.
Or the raging controversy over the White House travel office firings, which didn't amount to much?
The deputies' union said it would challenge the firings of Eason, Stambaugh and Miller in arbitration.
Trump's distaste for conflict also kept him away from some of his campaign's most public firings.
Test drivers were apparently still being paid during the program freeze, at least until Wednesday's firings.
But the solutions aren't pretty — they all involve either more firings or some questionable legal claims.
Nearly twice as many Americans witnessed Rapinoe's leadership on the field, with fewer firings, of course.
The company recently executed a store-management restructuring that involved hundreds of firings, demotions, and transfers.
The exercises have also featured simulated firings of anti-air, anti-surface and anti-submarine missiles.
The missile firings demonstrated U.S.-South Korean solidarity, the U.S. Eighth Army said in a statement.
The foundation also had the right to appoint members to advisory boards to recommend faculty firings.
More from Tonic: While the logic behind the firings remains opaque, activists have decried the move.
Taping officers is legal and tapes of police abuses have led to investigations, firings and convictions.
There are "employee-initiated departures" and "company-initiated departures," but no firings or quitting, Ward said.
He prefers to issue major announcements himself over social media, whether policy moves or staff firings.
Apart from the firings, Google leadership has shown other signs of weariness over the internal battles.
The leaks, the jockeying, the nationalist and more moderate camps, the many staff departures and firings.
Since those firings, CBS has instituted new policies and procedures for dealing with sexual harassment complaints.
There is no indication at this time that the firings were related to the executive order.
Congressional hearings related to the firings took down Alberto Gonzales, Bush's attorney general at the time.
But the brands now say the arrests and firings could undermine the progress they have made.
For a hearing on May 19993th, the issue was whether the firings had been politically motivated.
In recent weeks, the flurry of high-profile firings and resignations appears to have gained momentum.
The police commissioner has the ultimate say over firings, but police unions typically fight such moves.
That means there are likely to be more firings, as well as disciplinary actions, at the company.
On Tuesday through Saturday there will be cannon firings every hour on the hour from 247 a.m.
The donuts are glazed and go through multiple firings until the desired color and effect are achieved.
Ware and Davis say it was the best times of their lives — before the allegations and firings.
Yesterday's firings send the same message in Zurich as they did in Washington: anyone can be replaced.
There seem to be more resignations and firings on the horizon, the questions is, who's going next?
Some Justice Department officials said they believe Friday's firings were in part the result of Hannity's commentary.
Separately, a source told CNBC that the firings included employees at all levels, including high-level employees.
Democrats in Congress were investigating the firings of US attorneys and allegations of politicization of the department.
There have been incidents at sea, border violations and test missile firings seen as provocative and threatening.
McEntee's ouster is the latest in a long line of resignations and firings within the Trump administration.
The furor over the firings further eroded Nixon's position, eventually leading to his resignation the following summer.
Tillerson's ouster is the latest in a long line of resignations and firings within the Trump administration.
None required every school to reach 100 percent proficiency or face mass firings or closure or both.
Flawed projects have unpredictable repercussions, and she decried the "viligante politics" that have led to recent firings.
The mass firings, which affected Tesla employees across the U.S., had begun by the weekend of Oct.
Multiple current and recently fired Tesla employees previously told CNBC that they were surprised by the firings.
The firings were effective Thursday, according to memos written to the officers by Police Chief Rusty Grant.
Those disclosures led to a string of forced resignations and firings in entertainment, the media and beyond.
Turnover -- or the threat of firings -- was the name of the game in Trump's reality TV world.
This year the president's tweets, gaffes, hirings, firings and foibles again dominated late-night monologues and bits.
Is there a Saturday Night Massacre that could happen within days and involve mass firings and resignations?
Goldstein's dismissal was the just the latest in a series of firings Tuesday by the Trump administration.
Oxfam conducted an internal investigation in 2011, but never revealed details of the subsequent firings and resignations.
The reform aimed to bring merit-based hiring, breaking the unions&apos hold on hirings, firings and promotions.
These firings always lead to people wondering how coaches get fired after winning a Jack Adams so recently.
Several current employees spoke to BuzzFeed News on the condition of anonymity, citing the recent firings at Newsweek.
The details of individual officers' misconduct cases are shielded from public view, even when they result in firings.
Last week, North Korea conducted two test firings of what it described as a new rocket artillery system.
Transgender claims, related to firings in the workplace and bathroom use in schools, are also filling court dockets.
Over the past year alone, angry gamers have prompted firings at two major studios, ArenaNet and Riot Games.
But those firings could easily have been masked as layoffs, especially since syndicated cartoons are far less expensive.
But no doubt, the firings are related to U.S. support for the Saudi war in Yemen, experts say.
Mr. Newman then reversed the firings of Mr. Egan and Dr. Naberhaus at a faculty meeting in February.
Other staffers are looking for other work after a series of high-profile resignations and firings this summer.
Fossil fuel supporters this week said they were excited by President Trump's recent wave of firings and hirings.
The better he does, the less likely it is we'll see more defections and firings, and vice versa.
Of those, 170 pages govern firings, 420 regulate health and security, 50 temporary work and 85 collective negotiations.
To Jan, these firings were a huge loss of experienced DJs, and Hemat's family was clueless about radio.
Kickstarter said the firings had nothing to do with the union and instead were related to performance reviews.
She witnesses firings, some accompanied by a goodbye card tucked into a file folder, some toasted with champagne.
In that time, the Knicks have had 13 coaches, and the firings of those men were rarely pretty.
The firings were a surprise — especially for Mr. Bharara, who has a reputation for prosecuting public corruption cases.
The feud between Trump and CNN, smoldering for years, had already intensified before the firings and O'Keefe video.
Note: Employee firings are for Carrier and estimated tax savings are for Carrier's parent company, United Technologies Corporation.
Zero tolerance is also washing over corporations in the form of firings for speech that is deemed offensive.
"Any journalists who've written articles to this effect [about the firings] should be ashamed of themselves," Musk said.
The firings were related to performance issues, and he considered the number of people affected to be small.
They asserted the firings disproportionately affected low-income schools, hence perpetuating the cycle of poverty in those areas.
I think it makes sense for other types of firings to continue the industry standard of keeping it quiet.
But bosses everywhere, don't follow the lead of these employers, who fumbled firings and didn't come out looking good.
Eleven people were originally relieved of duty with pay, and these were the first firings since the investigation opened.
Mr Thompson examined the impact of desegregation-related firings and separations using a database covering 22017 Southern school districts.
It also recommended that Michael go, but sources said it has not called for more major firings among execs.
It's unusual for presidents to publicly call for firings of state officials, but President Trump is no ordinary president.
With three high profile firings in quick succession, it's beginning to feel a little bit like Nicaragua around here.
Boockvar said so far, there are no signs of firings but there are other data points that cause concern.
The legislation would provide recourse for Mueller and future special counsels to challenge any firings in the court system.
He also said that a workforce reduction would be completed without firings, relying on attrition and possibly incentivized buyouts.
Or the myriad hirings, firings, and organizational reboots halfway through an existing reboot that have defined the Haslam Era.
The firings of Mr. Catazaro and Mr. Ramasar were challenged by their union, the American Guild of Musical Artists.
Lawyers for both men have denied any wrongdoing, and their union has filed a grievance to contest their firings.
After the speech and subsequent cabinet firings, Vice President Walter F. Mondale grew so despondent that he contemplated resigning.
His basins suggest a sense of multiple firings and glazings, a divine confusion no matter how hard you look.
Regardless, firings and cancellations and self-protective censorship will not make the conflict any less painful in the end.
In an administration rife with turnovers and firings and rampant leaks, she has been a steadfast and influential player.
Given all the abrupt firings of White House officials, this is the Trump administration's version of a golden parachute.
Many longtime Navy officers think the firings are only the beginning of a larger house cleaning in the SEALs.
Of the recent investigations and firings, leadership has been largely mum, choosing not to elaborate publicly on the specifics.
Liddell's new assignment follows a three-month period marked by departures, firings and general chaos among White House personnel.
Fire people for what you object to today, and who knows who will be in charge of firings tomorrow.
Mr. Mueller is investigating whether Mr. Trump's firings of Mr. Comey or Mr. Flynn amount to obstruction of justice.
The Tesla CEO blamed the headlines about the firings on "journalists and editors without integrity" who didn't provide context.
A petition protesting the firings was circulated among academics on Tuesday by a former philosophy professor at Mount St. Mary's.
"Change and firings can have an impact on moral," said Clair Telling, co-CEO of global talent agency Grace Blue.
The summer of 0003 has seen as many viral moments from Hilton as controversial staff firings from president Donald Trump.
A US official with knowledge of the initial assessment says there were multiple firings to the east by North Korea.
Despite the set drama, hirings and firings and production woes, Neil Gaiman's post-modern mythology adaptation is making a return.
He also is probing possible obstruction of justice in the firings of Comey and former national security adviser Michael Flynn.
NW: And I understand that firings are generally kept quiet for a good reason because often it's due to fit.
The biggest turnaround for Cleveland has come after the firings of head coach Hue Jackson and offensive coordinator Todd Haley.
What strikes me each season in the annual carnival of firings is that the owners often escape responsibility for failure.
Travelgate, about firings of officials in the White House travel office, and Filegate about the alleged misuse of FBI papers.
The recent firings and suspensions in the sexual misconduct case were "about making department-wide changes," the Oakland mayor said.
This time, we've got some really unfortunate firings, a rare boon for independent creators, and time travel a la Fortnite.
First, other federal statutes do address termination, bolstering the argument that Congress left firings out of the FVRA on purpose.
The firings were related to disagreements over the pace at which the team was developing and testing its Starlink satellites.
While Trump's Friday firings have drawn the most attention, he's also used Friday to dump out loads of bad news.
Kroger did not directly address a question from Business Insider on whether the company was planning additional layoffs or firings.
Several of the rogue state's ballistic missile test-firings have flown across Japan or landed in Japan's exclusive economic zone.
But the furor refused to die down, and a petition circulated among scholars protesting the firings drew thousands of signatures.
BREAKING: South Korean military says North Korea launches ballistic missile, part of a string of test-firings in recent months.
Democrats complained about his involvement in the firings of several U.S. attorneys and argued he had politicized the Justice Department.
Others said General McMaster's expected dismissal, along with the anticipated firings of the others, would further devastate White House morale.
Since President Trump's inauguration, White House staffers and cabinet officials have left in firings and resignations, one after the other.
Now both McCabe and Strzok have filed lawsuits arguing that politics was the real reason behind both of the firings.
Three more engine firings over the next week will push Beresheet into a circular orbit 124 miles above the surface.
In addition to the Navy secretary, the Pentagon has been beset by other vacancies, turnover and firings in recent months.
At least seven former college employees are suing the school over their 2016 firings, some calling for whistle-blower protection.
The dispute over whether such firings are illegal might well go to the National Labor Relations Board or the courts.
An adviser to Trump said the firings were intended to signal that siding against the President will not be tolerated.
Ms. Taylor faced questions from a congressional oversight committee that was looking into the mass firings of United States attorneys.
Through repeated firings of its thrusters, Chandrayaan-2 stretched its elliptical orbit until it was captured by the moon's gravity.
Following outcry from prominent creators, the company insisted that the two firings were related to job performance, not union activity.
The firings, which occurred in the last few months, stem from an internal investigation into Uber's workplace, the employee said.
A letter circulated by extant organizers within the company describes the firings as retaliatory efforts to dismantle the union drive.
Still, the firings come at a sensitive time for the nascent union, which has not yet been recognized by Kickstarter.
In an interview with Recode, the workers who were fired also shared new details about the circumstances of their firings.
The firings come after eight women accused Rose of sexual misconduct in a report published Monday by The Washington Post.
The UN experts traveled to Saudi Arabia late last year to examine remnants from Houthi missile firings into Saudi Arabia.
The White House has been besieged by staff shake-ups, resignations, and firings since Trump took office in January 2017.
The firings have set up a legal confrontation, with all of the dismissed members saying the move violated election law.
It's unclear how many of those firings were the result of sexual harassment, versus misconduct such as bullying or retaliation.
Kevin Farmer, said the board continued to have faith in Mr. Newman's ability to lead despite the controversy over the firings.
Tesla declined to comment on the suit and deferred to the rationale it gave at the time of the alleged firings.
"Arianna and Liane to press: there is no systemic sexual harassment, just Susan," Fowler tweeted after news of the firings broke.
But it's not just the games themselves that are rigged, even things like managerial firings are all part of the equation.
North Korea's test firings included short range ballistic missiles and so there was "no doubt" it was a violation, he added.
Over time, the firings increase in duration and power until the engine is at or above the requirements needed to fly.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions warned this week that he was open to more firings, should names be implicated in the report.
In recent months, students have used social media to accuse deans and professors of misbehavior, resulting in several high-profile firings.
Firms are not yet ready to hire more people, says Arthur Carvalho of Morgan Stanley, a bank, but firings have slowed.
The scandal led to firings, fines, lawsuits, punishment for the football program and to Paterno's wins being vacated for a time.
We haven't seen firings yet, but we need to see if we do by looking at the weekly jobless claims numbers.
TV's interview with Sessions, in which he defends Comey's firing and says the IG report could lead to more firings (Hill.TV).
The series of firings began earlier this month with the abrupt dismissal of Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
The firings followed reports last year that such immigrants were hired and subsequently fired at a Trump property in New Jersey.
The Merit Systems Protection Board has argued that its lack of firings for misconduct and poor performance is a good sign.
A New York Times report alleges that Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross threatened firings at NOAA after tweets that disagreed with Trump.
The pace of firings and resignations, compounded by a lack of new hires, has also flummoxed and frustrated the West Wing.
The cognitive map is now understood to have its own physical location, as a collection of electrochemical firings in the brain.
The firings were included in a report on the incident released on Tuesday by the Chicago Office of the Inspector General.
In a statement, Oxfam acknowledged the firings and resignations, including that of the group's country chief for Haiti, Roland van Hauwermeiren.
One of the sources said the bulk of the topics conveyed surround the President's actions with the Comey and Flynn firings.
CNN later reported that Mueller's team plans to ask Bannon about the firings of Flynn and former FBI Director James Comey.
Sandusky's alleged pattern of abuse led to Spanier's and Paterno's firings days after the grand jury report's release in November 2011.
The firings drew attention and support to the organizing effort, including from the author Neil Gaiman and the actor David Cross.
And one that might inspire other brands — caught in the sales-driven cycle of hirings and firings — to consider similar moves.
The signs were there: The number of ethics line complaints and employee firings should have pointed to problems at Wells Fargo.
Uber has been making a series of other personnel changes, separate from the firings, in the wake of the harassment claims.
"With these firings, Google is ramping up its illegal retaliation against workers engaging in protected organizing," they said in a statement.
According to Kickstarter, the firings coincided with the company's semiannual performance review, which recently completed for the first half of 2019.
The investigation follows the recent firings of four former Google employees named Laurence Berland, Paul Duke, Rebecca Rivers, and Sophie Waldman.
The firings followed a New York Times report that Google hired anti-union consulting firm IRI Consultants to advise its management.
In the late 1980s, signings and firings became the norm as business-minded labels sought to reduce risk and maximize profit.
The new ship has undergone years' worth of trials — including parachute deployments, engine firings, and even an uncrewed launch to orbit.
Let's tally up the score: Nearly 10,000 firings in return for nearly $3 billion in annual tax savings, nice work Congress.
Unless constant rash firings, unfilled jobs and shakedowns of foreign governments constitute reinvention, this remains on Jared's infinite to-do list.
" Google employee activists (via Medium): "With these firings, Google is ramping up its illegal retaliation against workers engaging in protected organizing.
Mr. Trump and Ms. Newman had forged a friendly bond after years of "Apprentice"-related activities and several memorable televised firings.
They then performed a couple of thruster firings to raise its orbit to a circular one 155 miles above the surface.
Other stories have focused on the impact these actions have had on participants, for example firings and other immediate social consequences.
In some ways, the recent firings seem like more of the same for the beleaguered school district plagued with financial difficulties.
I had to rewrite that section five times, just to account for all the hiring and firings of Trump's communications director.
I think one of the things that help that were these firings and that they actually took action in what's happening.
LG: I was going say, take us through some of the firings, the movement that's happened over the past few weeks.
Firings can be abrupt but Netflix maintains that its radically transparent culture should give everyone a good idea of where they stand.
Bloomberg first reported the news of the firings, which were independently confirmed to VICE News by a source familiar with the matter.
Tiangong-2 had been in a sort of hibernation since then, performing minor engine firings every few months to maintain its orbit.
Experts say the firings are attempts to divert blame from President Xi Jinping onto lower-ranking officials in the worst-affected areas.
Amazon says the firings are not automatic and that the company takes into account individual circumstances should employees require additional time off.
Yet surveys suggest that this year-long storm of allegations, confessions and firings has actually made Americans more sceptical about sexual harassment.
Boockvar said the low level of firings makes sense because employers typically trim hours and slow hiring before resorting to pink slips.
An investigation into the allegations of harassment at Uber led to 20 firings, though there were more than 200 reports of misconduct.
The photos below, which show a line of tanks, missile firings, and helicopters dropping fake ordnance, likely won't help calm any nerves.
With executive orders, high-level firings, demonstrations and confirmation hearings dominating the headlines recently, inflation has been far from most people's minds.
While lesser allegations and improprieties have resulted in Cabinet-level firings in the Trump administration, Pruitt has managed to stay in office.
However, because some test firings are hard to detect, it has decided to put its military on standby for a longer period.
Donald Trump's short presidency has seen a barrage of scandals, firings, resignations, and gaffes that would long ago have toppled other administrations.
Resignations and firings of a number of top White House advisers have left questions about who is really in charge -- if anyone.
Cantú insisted, however, that Mexico had no desire to return to the days of regular hirings and firings of national team coaches.
Two other full-time staffers were laid off entirely by Yiannopoulos, Politico reports, and former staffers say the firings could go further.
"Those terminated were generally the highest paid in their position," this person said, suggesting that the firings were driven by cost-cutting.
Tesla had no comment on these claims, but pointed to its previous statement on the firings, reiterating that they were performance related.
The test missile firings are too often dismissed by media, politicians and pundits as the bluster of a craven, attention-seeking dictator.
The good news is that governments can step in to prevent mass firings by promising to spend money to keep demand stable.
The massively popular trivia game announced its return on Sunday night after a year of ups, downs, cancellations, firings, and contradictory statements.
On Monday Pohl said he would ask for declarations from Mattis and Gary Castle, the acting Pentagon General Counsel, detailing the firings.
An administrative law judge ruled that the seven firings were illegal, and that the same ownership was responsible for all of them.
Over time, many student activists have become disillusioned with an emphasis on punitive justice — firings, expulsions and in some cases, prison sentences.
An adviser to Trump said the firings were meant to send a message that siding against the President will not be tolerated.
Craven and vindictive firings of his putative enemies, blatant signals to the Department of Justice that it's his way or the highway.
In addition to serving as a warning to the United States, the proposed missile firings would also be a challenge to Japan.
Then co-founder Colin Kroll passed away and things at HQ Trivia got worse, including a failed internal mutiny, firings and layoffs.
But an agency official who was not authorized to publicly discuss personnel issues confirmed the firings, speaking on the condition of anonymity.
We've mostly left out serious policy disagreements that led to firings and focused instead on the internal squabbles that have seized headlines.
The firings came after eight women accused Rose of sexual misconduct in a report published by The Washington Post on Nov. 20.
Both incidents set off a series of reprimands and firings of top officials and several Navy-wide safety reviews and investigations. Sen.
For example, IBM spokespeople and lawyers have said the company never considers a worker's age in making decisions about layoffs or firings.
The firings and subsequent unfair labor complaints are yet another instance of escalating tensions between employees and management at the tech giant.
And that doesn't include his three national security advisers, six communications directors and a variety of other senior staff firings and resignations.
It is grounds for both of their firings, yet both of them remain at the FBI collecting taxpayer-funded salaries and benefits.
The book's passages describing Flynn and Comey's firings are misleading and incomplete, and the description of Flynn's firing contains several sloppy errors.
Correction: This article has been updated to clarify that not all of the firings at Uber were a result of sexual harassment.
The abrupt firings come as Tesla struggles to put together its first batch of Model 3 sedans after falling short of promised deadlines.
The company says the firings are linked to performance reviews, but some of the laid off employees said they had gotten good feedback.
NBC Miami reported that all of the firefighters have denied the allegations and have 10 days to dispute their firings before the chief.
For Phillips, a series of hirings and firings over the years could have worn him down, but that is all he has known.
On the data front, U.S. jobless claims came in at 277,000, while firings by U.S.-based firms dropped to a 15-year low.
The Philadelphia Eagles started the round of firings before the season even ended in late December, cutting ties with head coach Chip Kelly.
Zinke said he fired four employees in recent weeks across Interior agencies for harassment, and some of the firings went against legal advice.
Surprise firings, criminal investigations and vague statements that have world leaders scratching their heads has turned President Donald Trump's administration into political theater.
Speculation around such firings has been swirling over the last week amid reports that the president is unhappy with both Rosenstein and Mueller.
Over the past year, Mr. Yameen's government has been in a state of turmoil with frequent arrests, firings and resignations of top officials.
They include pervasive fat-shaming, firings seemingly without cause, and a lengthy discussion of Agrawal's "time in the Orgy Dome" at Burning Man.
Fowler's account led to an internal investigation, multiple firings and, along with other company scandals, contributed to the resignation of CEO Travis Kalanick.
It was just the sort of factionalism that would soon come to define the nascent Trump administration, with its personnel conflicts and firings.
The document, commonly known as the "shitty media men" list, created a stir in the industry and preceded the firings of eminent journalists.
Among them are James Comey and Andrew McCabe, whose firings from the F.B.I. by Mr. Trump are being examined by the special counsel.
The top career leadership has been decimated by a series of firings of senior-level career officials, with no plans for replacing them.
But even as a series of firings and resignations roiled the first year of the Trump administration, Mr. McGahn maintained a low profile.
Getting color to affix to black glass is exceedingly difficult, requiring multiple firings at very high temperatures; the result has a hard clarity.
Mr. Crosson did not respond on Saturday to an email asking whether the firings were connected to any disagreement over whether the Sept.
In the weeks after Krasner's mass firings, I spoke to Maria Quiñones Sánchez, a Philadelphia City Council member and an early Krasner supporter.
The departures were down to a mix of resignations and firings, including its five-strong design team in the second half of 2019.
Ross's spokesman has denied earlier reporting that the Cabinet official threatened firings at the NOAA if the administration did not back the president.
An adviser to Trump told CNN the firings were meant to send a message that siding against the President will not be tolerated.
It is usually about an individual, though it could detail the firings of more than one person, as in the case of layoffs.
He gets more insulting in the boardroom — "You hang out with losers and you become a loser"— and executes double and quadruple firings.
And a slew of resignations or firings at DOJ in order to get rid of Mueller would only deepen the sense of crisis.
Four former Google engineers who were fired over Thanksgiving announced that they&aposre seeking a National Labor Relations Board investigation into their firings.
News of the firings came one day after the electric automaker announced a recall that would affect 11,000 of its Model X SUVs.
Shinzo Abe, the prime minister, began his campaign to make Japan a "normal nation" before the North Korea's recent spate of missile firings.
The firings were a surprise — especially for Mr. Bharara, who has a reputation for prosecuting public corruption cases and for investigating insider trading.
Both employees were dismissed over the past eight days, leading to concerns that the firings may be part of a broader retaliation effort.
This fall, she fielded criticism about its muddled strategy, abrupt firings of staffers, and unwillingness to fully confront her record as a prosecutor.
Ross's spokesman has denied earlier reporting that the Cabinet official threatened firings at the NOAA if the administration did not back the president.
Hector Figueroa, the president of 32BJ, said the rate of firings for little or no cause is "a big problem" in the industry.
Accusations against the movie mogul sparked the #MeToo movement ... and triggered a string of firings and resignations throughout show biz, including at Disney.
Officials within CPS described them as "normal" yearly firings that would remove the employees from the payroll while the district adjusted its budget.
The tempo has risen again this year, with five firings since May 10th, when Moon Jae-in was inaugurated as president of South Korea.
The US economy is actually recording the lowest rate of layoffs and firings since the federal government began tracking job turnover two decades ago.
The law was intended to address vacancies created by deaths or resignations, but it is unclear whether it applies to those created by firings.
The most recent firings include Claudia Russ Anderson, former chief risk officer for the Wells Fargo branch banking unit where the sales problems occurred.
A person familiar with the purge said the firings were less about the accuracy of the polling and more about meeting the President's demands.
He's used his tweets to announce new policies and hirings and firings in his administration and to opine on political events of the day.
Weinstein's downfall has prompted a domino effect, as men from all industries have been accused of similar abuse, resulting in several firings and resignations.
One CNN staffer told BuzzFeed News that, after the firings over the summer, CNN employees were told to be on high alert for mistakes.
During that test the vehicle was tethered to the ground during that ignition and subsequent firings, so the rocket hasn't seen any air yet.
Many managers were away on vacation at the time of the firings (including both Price and Fries' direct supervisor), which has fueled internal confusion.
Another board member was asked by Tetrick to resign in June after a reported corporate coupthat resulted in the firings of three executives. 6.
It's not yet clear, however, whether the swell of public testimony and the growing list of firings will lead to lasting change across industries.
The firings came as Uber has shifted much of its customer service operations from the US to foreign countries like India and the Philippines.
His tenure was marked by controversy over the allegedly politically motivated firings of several U.S. attorneys and a controversial government no-warrant wiretapping program.
The president is, of course, famous for his TV firings, and once suggested that the NFL fire players who kneel during the national anthem.
In April, Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen announced her departure from the Trump administration, raising the specter of more firings of senior immigration officials.
The threats seem to come almost daily now out of North Korea — ballistic missile firings, preparations to test a nuclear bomb and routine bravado.
The firings came as Uber has shifted much of its customer service operations from the US to other countries like India and the Philippines.
The topics include Comey's and Flynn's firings, the June 2016 Trump Tower meeting, potential real estate deals in Russia and potential obstruction of justice.
The executive firings and investigation into the investment-banking division would add to Wells Fargo's existing struggle with scandal in its consumer banking business.
Perhaps unsurprisingly, multiple academics and political commentators in Thailand declined to comment on the slew of firings recorded in the Royal Thai Government Gazette.
Both the Police Department and the Office of Inspector General said they could not release the report recommending the firings or Superintendent Johnson's response.
There was no public explanation for the move, and lawyers for Baluchi have said the firings represent undue political influence by the Trump administration.
A source familiar with the firings told Politico that two other senior campaign aides, William McGinley and Mike McSherry, would take on elevated roles.
In 1971-72, following that 1970-71 campaign devoid of firings, Dolph Schayes was let go by the Buffalo Braves after just one game.
Some sources Hyperallegic spoke to felt the firings of the graduate students and the loss of TA's can have ripple effects throughout the department.
" When asked about the firings Wednesday, Schiff said, "The whole point is to humiliate and attack anyone who would speak out against the President.
Netflix routinely ranks among the most attractive companies for tech workers, but it&aposs also known for a high-performance culture and blunt firings.
Amazon has been scrutinized in the past for tracking warehouse workers&apos productivity and in some cases, using the data collected to support firings.
" Trump defended the firings in a series of tweets Saturday morning and in doing so criticized Vindman's work performance and called him "very insubordinate.
Breakingviews It's time to add Wells Fargo's chairman, Stephen W. Sanger, to the list of firings over the creation of millions of fake accounts.
A current Kickstarter employee told Motherboard that union members are now meeting privately to discuss where employees stand in the wake of the firings.
A group of students held a rally at a center of government offices to protest "racist and discriminatory" firings, The Chicago Sun-Times reported.
With Special Counsel Mueller and Deputy Attorney General Rosenstein's firings looking increasingly more likely, our great Congress is so far responding with a collective ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.
The officials said additional capabilities such as Patriot missile batteries, fighter jets and ships could contribute to greater deterrence and defense against Iranian missile firings.
From Zuck's notes yesterday:Photo: APZuckerberg declined to comment on firings yesterday, but he also faced many senators who were clearly out of their depth technologically.
The firings come amid widespread anger and suspicion by Chinese citizens that the government may have suppressed the information, and punished people who spoke out.
I cut the growth of government in half, and reduced the number of state employees by more than 1,000, without any mass firings or layoffs.
It's at this intersection where the kind of public pressure that led to firings and changes at Penn State and Baylor has gone to die.
"They didn't tell us they would be using force," Suhail Baluch, chairman of PIA's Joint Action Committee, a grouping of unions, said of the firings.
We can point to the firings of high-profile men, but it's more difficult to tell how values and attitudes in the country are changing.
North Korea fired a ballistic missile into the sea off the Korean Peninsula earlier this week, the latest in a series of recent test firings.
Apparently Scaramucci gave New Yorker reporter Ryan Lizza an unsolicited call and opened up about mass firings, patriotic duty, self-felatio, and so much more.
The high-profile firings led to a lawsuit brought by a former employee, who claimed that Tesla didn't give proper warning under California state law.
Then, after White House Chief Strategist Stephen Bannon departed from the White House, the discounted happy hour tied to White House firings really took off.
The firings caused all the more alarm when an EPA spokesperson said the agency was considering replacing the fired scientists with representatives from polluting industries.
Faculty firings are a particularly visible form of repression, but Christian colleges have also made good on the sorts of threats Liberty made to Claiborne.
Whether the firings will actually happen will likely hinge on upcoming hearings by courts and the Chicago Police Board — a process that could last months.
The firings of O'Reilly and Ailes seem to have been business decisions; O'Reilly was targeted by an effective boycott, while Ailes was a legal liability.
The first is that it's the latest in a series of high-profile firings and resignations that have defined the Trump administration's first eight months.
North Korea conducted two test firings of short-range missiles last week, a show of force that analysts say is linked to the joint exercises.
However, "the failing New York Times" relying on McCabe's "fake memos" could give Trump the perfect "non-obstructive" reason to start the expected firings early.
Relativity has completed 22021 test firings of the Aeon 21 engine, using the E-3 facility at NASA's John C. Stennis Space Center in Mississippi.
His administration's demand for names of Department of Energy employees who worked on climate change, later disavowed,  gives credence to fears of politically-motivated firings.
The news of potential DOJ firings comes following a raid on the office and hotel room of Michael Cohen, the President's personal attorney and confidante.
But the company has never used immigration status to retaliate against injured or vocal workers, Popowycz said; any firings that occurred after protests were coincidental.
We seem to have that under control, as the Raptor turbopump didn't show erosion in the test firings, but there is still room for optimization.
The top two topics that Mueller has expressed interest in so far: the firings of FBI director James Comey and national security adviser Michael Flynn.
She pointed to similar firings of campaign staffers, like John McCain's early in the 2008 campaign, and Al Gore's early in the summer of 2000.
But they denied that the firings were the result of a purge of Mr. Christie's allies orchestrated by Jared Kushner, Mr. Trump's son-in-law.
The #MeToo fallout brought about a flood of firings, new organizations and pledges to change, but a vast array of apologia from perpetrators also ensued.
A judge hearing the state case upheld the firings, acting on findings by psychiatrists who found that Mr. Benson was mentally capable though sometimes forgetful.
They would probably not want to have their political struggles lumped in the same category as conservative employees who have blamed their firings on politics.
Look, if we're not able to rein him in, I think there will be wholesale firings, particularly in the Justice Department, perhaps including Robert Mueller.
However, I part company with her observation that the firings by private companies are their "choices" and need not be subject to the same considerations.
We went at it for a few days over that and over the firings of several career officials, which left us exhausted with each other.
It was really difficult for me because the firings were automatic in the system in general, and I had no control over helping out associates.
"With these firings, Google is ramping up its illegal retaliation against workers engaging in protected organizing," according to a statement from workers organizing against Google.
The concern among Democrats is that Ryan's move will politicize the chaplain position, setting a precedent for ritual firings whenever the House changes hands. Rep.
The law was intended to address vacancies created by deaths or resignations, but it is not clear it also applies to those created by firings.
Except, in the case of Uber, it's a necessity given the paucity of top managers there after the departure and/or firings of many leaders.
A recently terminated Tesla employee claims the company broke California law when it let hundreds of workers go in what it claims were performance-related firings.
Sources have said the firings of Comey and former national security advisor Michael Flynn were among topics of interest to Mueller's team in respect to Trump.
Teachers at public schools in Peru had sought a sharper salary hike than the government's 12 percent proposal for next year and opposed evaluation-based firings.
Tesla also has been facing unrest among its Fremont workers after a brutal round of firings, as well as several hundred layoffs at its SolarCity subsidiary.
The International Game Developers Association (IGDA) has since issued guidelines as a direct result of the firings and recommended questions for developers to ask their employers.
Or will we look deeper, at the inequalities that keep harassers safe and victims silent and that will take more than a few firings to undo?
" Now, after months into Trump's presidency, marred by scandal, firings and low approval ratings, Chappelle said the experience has birthed "a more informed and better voter.
This isn't to say that the Browns aren't acting dumb; it's just that the fervor with which these firings have been dissected is a bit much.
For now, the main impact of the firings is the brazen message it sends about the agency's pro-polluter, anti-science priorities under President Donald Trump.
Mr. Ross's spokesman has denied that the secretary threatened firings, and Mr. Trump denied that he gave his chief of staff instructions to disavow the forecast.
Without a steady flow of earnings news, big-picture narratives like U.S.-China trade relations, tech scandals and White House firings took hold, sending stocks reeling.
The grandchild's every grunt and squeak is a fascination, and I could gaze forever, rapturously, as the shadows of chemical firings cross that tiny sleeping face.
The big picture: That's a significant chunk of the roughly 2,500 people employed at the Baltimore warehouse where the firings occurred, reports the Verge's Colin Lecher.
And why have the brunt of the firings fallen on low-level workers, not on the managers and executives who shaped the company's aggressive sales culture?
Others have described the firings as part of an effort by Jared Kushner, Mr. Trump's son-in-law, to rid the transition of connections to Gov.
But apart from one specific case and a handful of firings or demotions, no individuals have been held accountable for mass rapes, killings and village burnings.
In a separate affidavit submitted this week to the judge, Mr. Rishikof and Mr. Brown said their firings came as a surprise and with no explanation.
These departures and firings represent a fundamental shift within Wikimedia, and the search engine drama is a proxy battle over that shift, Beutler and Wyatt said.
One of the options under consideration for putting the S.L.S. back on schedule is to skip a series of test firings of the rocket's first stage.
Of course, even with the series of White House firings and resignations, there is no shortage of White House personnel whom lawmakers can reach out to.
Darrel Stephens, executive director of the Major Cities Chiefs Association, said local politicians were much more responsible for the string of departures and firings than protesters.
At a news conference for May Day, Falcon also pledged there would be no firings or "persecution" of Venezuela's 2.8 million state employees should he win.
The group, which filed a lawsuit against the company last week, said they want to ensure their firings don't scare current Google employees from speaking out.
They acted after months of controversy at Uber over legal and workplace issues, including sexual harassment claims, which have prompted firings, investigations and promises to reform.
The firings bring to mind the infamous Saturday night massacre in 1973 when Richard Nixon canned officials who refused to fire the special prosecutor investigating Watergate.
Among those involved in the Senate inquiry into the firings was Senator Chuck Schumer, Democrat of New York, with Mr. Bharara serving as his chief counsel.
"The daily drip drip of missteps and firings and discord are generating a tidal wave of bad polling numbers," Malloy said in press release on Wednesday.
A lottery system that assigned children to traditional public schools as well as charter schools led to school closings and the firings of teachers and principals.
Instead, with several engine firings, the spacecraft will slowly adjust its orbit, stretching to the outermost point until the moon's gravity pulls it into lunar orbit.
Given the national wave of firings for sexual harassment, and the clear and compelling allegations of so many women against Mr. Trump, what's to be done?
RedState staffers were reportedly locked out of their accounts on a temporary or permanent basis, depending on job status, while the firings were being carried out.
When the charges were first announced, in September 2017, they swiftly led to the firings of Louisville's athletic director and Hall of Fame coach, Rick Pitino.
The upset was the latest chaotic personnel decision to rock Trump's White House, which has been roiled by an unusually high number of firings and resignations.
But others, like General Electric and Microsoft, have dropped such rankings as a tool for routine firings because of their corrosive effect on productivity and employee morale.
It's unclear how the firings will affect Tesla's ability to produce more of Model 3s, and the number of factory workers affected could very well be small.
Shows such as Two and a Half Men and The Ranch have proved that shows can survive and even flourish in the wake of high-profile firings.
He fired his secretary of state over Twitter and spent the end of the week hinting ominously to the press that more firings were on the horizon.
But unlike workers in the private sector, unions that represent federal employees cannot negotiate over wages and work hours — only personnel practices, such as firings and suspensions.
In the temporal code model, the relative timing between firings matters more—information is stored in the specific pattern of intervals between spikes, vaguely like Morse code.
"It's almost as if you would like there to be firings," Mr. de Blasio said when asked on Thursday specifically who in his administration he had fired.
Combined with the observations controlled by NASA scientists, the automation has helped increase the average number of laser firings from 256 per day to 327 per day.
In spite of tremendous funding and an impressive talent pool in its early days, disagreements, especially with Evans led to a "legendary" volume of exits or firings.
In TinyOwl's case, the firings reportedly led to one of its founders, Gaurav Choudhary, being detained for two days by laid-off employees over post-dated checks.
Ryan's announcement was the latest upheaval in Washington in Trump's second year as president, after the resignations and firings of numerous White House officials and Cabinet members.
Though Tesla cited performance as the reason for the firings, the source told Reuters he was fired in spite of never having been given a bad review.
Since announcing those firings on Monday, which reportedly included senior executives, Uber — which has long operated like an impenetrable fortress — has begun springing leaks right and left.
People close to the campaign said there will be no firings, but that additional hiring is likely, particularly to beef up the campaign's digital and fundraising arms.
Often, a bank reducing headcount is a sign of layoffs and firings, but it may also be a reflection of attrition and the departure of seasonal labor.
Donald Trump brags about his decisive leadership, pointing to the firings in "The Apprentice" reality show as evidence, but was woefully slow to act on Mike Flynn.
Some of these firings were more justified than others, and still other writers have managed to hold onto their job at National Review despite extremely controversial views.
Decades later, Mr. Barry still recalls how a round of firings in the Interior Department at the dawn of the Reagan administration signaled a turnabout in policy.
Government officials did not immediately comment on the reasons behind the firings of Central Bank Governor Amadou Colley, his two deputies and the bank's director of finances.
Allegations against Franken come as the issues of sexual harassment and misconduct have captivated the nation, prompting the firings of men in politics, media, entertainment and sports.
The firings point to an accelerating security reform launched several years ago to transform Algeria's politically oriented military into a more professional body, political sources told Reuters.
The Justice Department said earlier this year that it would not defend that statute, which was meant to expedite firings of VA officials, against a constitutional challenge.
Norm Eisen, a former White House ethics lawyer who leads one of the groups, Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, questioned the timing of the firings.
HU Resist's plan quickly swelled into a multiday protest after Dr. Frederick confirmed on Wednesday the mishandling of funds and, in turn, the firings of six employees.
Both men have filed grievances to protest their firings "in accordance with provisions in the collective bargaining agreement," Leonard DiCosimo, the president of the Cleveland local, said.
Would conservatives tolerate a President Hillary Clinton demanding that praying football players keep their religion to themselves, then calling for firings and boycotts if they didn't comply?
Saturday's test firings came a day after Seoul said it was ending a military intelligence-sharing pact with Tokyo, amid a worsening spat over wartime forced labour.
Their gripes were poor working conditions and firings after some had tried to unionise—something that in America Fuyao fought tooth and nail, and successfully, to block.
The removal of the bishops could herald what many church observers predict will be widespread firings of Chile's bishops, all of whom tendered their resignations in May.
The move by the prosecutors underlines their acknowledgment of the impact that the officers' firings could have on the county, which has a population of about 850,000.
For example, a resolution in the case of the U.S. attorneys' firings scandal under President George W. Bush did not occur until Obama's first year as president.
Jim Pasco, executive director of the National Fraternal Order of Police, said heightened media attention and the ubiquity of cell phones have fueled recent firings and resignations.
Kitchens was the first head coach to go in what has traditionally been a busy period of hirings and firings among the 20 teams missing the postseason.
The firings, along with Google's reported hiring last week of a consulting firm linked to anti-union activities, suggest a shift in its approach to employee dissent.
Trump's team expects the questions to mainly focus on the firings of former FBI Director James Comey and former national security advisor Michael Flynn, the Journal said.
There were firings of FBI directors but this is clearly, based on the report we&aposre seeing, gives good cause and justification for the actions the President took.
For the temporal code model to work, the brain needs to have a kind of metronome, a steady beat to allow the gaps between firings to hold meaning.
And he's steadily raised regional tensions with rocket launches, missile firings, cyber attacks, nuclear tests and -- North Korea claims -- a hydrogen bomb test, an assertion U.S. officials dispute.
Legal complaints filed by mothers show that local authorities did not investigate reports of bias or firings, although the country itself seems to be rethinking some workplace standards.
Congressional Democrats have so far struggled to develop a unified response to Trump's post-impeachment offensive against his political foes, including the firings of two key impeachment witnesses.
While others follow each new scandal and the dizzying parade of White House hirings and firings with glee or horror, I pause to consider a dangerous near miss.
Uber reacted with an outside investigation led by former US Attorney General Eric Holder, which eventually turned up at least 200 claims of sexual harassment and 20 firings.
Next came bail-outs from governments, then years of grovelling before regulators, mass firings of staff and quarter after quarter of poor results that left banks' shareholders disappointed.
That's because sexual misconduct has been at the center of a number of high-profile accusations, resignations, and firings within the film industry over the past few months.
Alfonso said personnel assigned to the station were transferred after the incident was reported, adding that 11 firefighters were relieved from duty with pay ahead of Wednesday's firings.
But not as perplexing as the layoffs have been for employees, including a number of botched firings as well as internal turmoil over just what was being cut.
The idea was probably inspired by today's big firings, but any of the big shake ups that have happened over the past few months would fit into it.
Because President Trump has frequently tweeted denunciations of this trio, it's understandable that many people view their firings as unjustified political vendettas by the president against his critics.
It's a process that can require dozens of firings in a kiln that tops 1,400 degrees, transforming the colorful grains of enamel into a shiny porcelain watch face.
But not as perplexing as the layoffs have been for employees, including a number of botched firings, as well as internal turmoil over just what was being cut.
Whistleblowers suffer attacks on their character, motives and qualifications; demotions, poor performance appraisals and firings; and threats of investigation or prosecution, along with denials of the alleged misconduct.
And on Tuesday, The Washington Post reported that Mueller was seeking an interview with President Trump to ask him about the firings of James Comey and Michael Flynn.
A management overhaul at Kroger stores involving hundreds of firings, demotions, and transfers has sparked fear and uncertainty in some stores, current and former employees told Business Insider.
A management overhaul at Kroger stores involving hundreds of firings, demotions, and transfers has sparked fear, uncertainty, and "chaos" in some stores, according to current and recent employees.
Workers danced to the 1980s hit "It's Tricky" as the tequila trays made more rounds; some others, still focused on the firings, say they were stunned and confused.
Transportation Security Officers can even be fired due to medical symptoms have no effect on their work performance, and the workers have no opportunity to appeal such firings.
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" It's unlikely that a change is imminent—after a spate of firings and resignations, Chief of Staff John Kelly is reportedly "discouraging high-level departures before next year.
Seeking to tamp down the anxiety inside the West Wing and the sense of never-ending dysfunction, President Trump refrained, dawn through dusk, from any firings-by-tweet.
Several White House officials said that Mr. Trump is under pressure from advisers to "rip the Band-Aid off" by announcing any firings quickly, and all at once.
News of the four firings came out in a short window on Monday morning, a particularly ugly hour or two for the members of the N.F.L. coaching fraternity.
Hirings and firings at major brands reached new heights in 2017, with at least one change per month in the creative or commercial leadership of a major house.
Mr. Ramasar said he was being disciplined for "nonwork lawful activities between consenting adults," and the union challenged the firings, which were overturned by the arbitrator last month.
Britain, Germany, France, Estonia and Belgium raised North Korea's latest missile firings at the U.N. Security Council on Thursday, calling them a provocative action that violated U.N. resolutions.
The special counsel also wants to question the president about the firings of his first national security adviser and the F.B.I. director, which came early in his administration.
An adviser to Trump told CNN the firings of the major impeachment witnesses was meant to send a message that siding against the President will not be tolerated.
An adviser to Trump told CNN the firings of the major impeachment witnesses was meant to send a message that siding against the President will not be tolerated.
Kimmel's lament was emblematic of the fact that, in late-night comedy, 20193 was yet another year dominated by Trump's tweets, gaffes, comments, decisions, hirings, firings and foibles.
That article has since led to others from The Times, Univision and The Washington Post, which first reported on Tuesday the latest round of firings at Trump Winery.
Workers danced to the 1980s hit "It's Tricky" as the tequila trays made more rounds; some others, still focused on the firings, say they were stunned and confused.
The firings, which came after a series of meetings between the government, civil society groups and political parties, were portrayed as a badly needed consensus on electoral reform.
Supporters of the firings said they were necessary to make commissioners accountable for bungling an expensive election process that was secured by Afghan forces amid a raging war.
But as a wave of accusations against shitty men and subsequent firings have rocked industries from Hollywood to gaming journalism, it appears we've finally entered a new era.
Citing interviews with former and current employees, the report puts the firings at between 400 and 700 people, and they affected everything from factory workers to engineers to managers.
Staff inside the West Wing are trying to avoid the president, The Post reports, with the threat of firings hanging over the heads of even the most senior officials.
The Justice Department announced the firings Friday afternoon, and many prosecutors had not been formally notified or even told before they were fired, according to a law enforcement source.
He oversaw 2007 hearings into the White House's role in the firings of eight federal prosecutors and 2009 hearings on how the NFL dealt with head injuries to players.
Sources also add that the Perkins Coie law firm has been helping with some parts of the investigation, including individual questionable incidents that have resulted in many firings already.
More laser firings means more data collected, and that means NASA gets a better understanding of what Mars is like, and — more importantly — what it used to be like.
Mishe reminds his son he doesn't know everything about the business, like how certain firings could torpedo this delicate ecosystem, but all together, Joel is doing a great job.
Susan Fowler's blog post eviscerating Uber's toxic culture led to an internal investigation into sexual harassment, multiple firings and, indirectly, to the departure of co-founder Travis Kalanick himself.
They are enjoying ruining people's lives and REFUSE to look at the real corruption on the Democrat side – the lies, the firings, the deleted Emails and soooo much more!
The firings follow an appeal from Fox News commentator Sean Hannity who called for a "purge" of holdover political appointees and specifically cited the move by Reno in 1993.
They are enjoying ruining people's lives and REFUSE to look at the real corruption on the Democrat side - the lies, the firings, the deleted Emails and soooo much more!
The civilian commission in charge of reforming the police force announced the firings on Friday, 10 days after five top police generals, including two former police chiefs, were dismissed.
The firings, which were reported Saturday by The Washington Post, follow revelations last year that undocumented immigrants were hired and subsequently fired at a Trump property in New Jersey.
A spate of firings and arrests of security officials and staff followed, as his latest sortie was a testament to an enduring culture of corruption in Mexican law enforcement.
Why it matters: Conservative leaders didn't argue with Trump when he was contemplating his last two cabinet firings: Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin.
Aides to Mr. Trump said several of the firings in recent days were part of an effort to enforce the new rules, though they declined to reveal any names.
The firings represent yet another instance of souring relations between employees and management at the tech giant, which has long been known for its open and collaborative work culture.
Using data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics Job Openings and Labor Turnover survey, Zippia found January to be the month where companies do the most firings and layoffs.
Mueller's investigators were expected to ask Bannon about the firings of FBI Director James Comey and national security adviser Michael Flynn, people familiar with the inquiry previously told CNN.
Outraged Democrats called the firings a "Friday night massacre" aimed at taking revenge against government officials who had no choice but to testify under subpoena about what they knew.
Outraged Democrats called the firings a "Friday night massacre" aimed at taking revenge against government officials who had no choice but to testify under subpoena about what they knew.
Videos of police abuse posted to YouTube and other social media in a number of nations have caused public outrage and, in some cases, led to firings of officers.
Bostock and Zarda argued that their firings violated Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, even though the law doesn't explicitly mention sexual orientation or gender identity.
We tend to overthink things when it comes to Trump, ascribing his various hirings, firings and other machinations as part of some grand plan that only he can understand.
" Ms. Saibel and her husband were both fired for minor offenses soon after they reported Mr. Friedman's sexual aggressions toward her; the attorney general's report called their firings "pretextual.
Some studies have found that states that go further than baseline federal law to protect workers from unfair firings have sometimes seen a reduction in employment or business growth.
Three of the five recent firings have been transgender women, who have taken an active role in organizing to end Google's relationship with immigration enforcement agencies, among other issues.
Next week, the special counsel's team is set to question former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon about the Flynn and Comey firings, people familiar with the investigation said.
Stephanopoulos couldn't effectively deal with tough questions about controversies like firings in the White House travel office, and he wasn't as aggressive in defending Clinton as the president wanted.
Tesla claims most of the employees let go were in sales and administration, and that the firings will have little effect on the roughly 10,000-strong factory workforce in Fremont.
Some Wall Street wags have suggested that concerns over the President's tweet storm over the weekend, or North Korea's missile firings, may have been behind the stall in the market.
But people would be able to hold a single officer legally accountable, which can feel like the only path to justice, especially when criminal charges and firings are so rare.
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Last week TechCrunch reported exclusively on the firings with sources telling us several hundred employees were relieved of duties though officially kept on the books until the middle of February.
Just this month we've seen resignations or firings of Rex Tillerson as secretary of state, David Shulkin as secretary for veterans affairs, and Gary Cohn as White House economic adviser.
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) has been briefed on the firings by the bank's senior executives, including consumer banking head Mary Mack, the WSJ reported on.wsj.
The OHCHR report details deaths in random firings, including from helicopters and grenades; targeted killings of imams and teachers, slitting of throats with knives and locking people inside burning houses.
Continuing investigations, arrests and firings along with heavy restrictions imposed by the administration, including the closure of 15 universities, are breaking the academic institutions that took so long to develop.
But Kalanick was not in attendance when the firings were announced, as he is with family in Fresno, California, the wake of a tragic accident and death in the family.
The Trump administration attributed Comey's dismissal to his handling of the investigation into Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton's email server, but Democrats ridiculed that notion, raising parallels to Watergate-era firings.
This is all complicated by the fact that it's extremely difficult for Trump's appointees to lay off career civil servants, thanks to longstanding protections meant to prevent politically motivated firings.
Take Mueller's apparent focus on the firings of former FBI director James Comey and former national security adviser Michael Flynn and whether those amount an attempt to obstruct the investigation.
The young dictator has gambled for a U.S. deal by releasing three American prisoners, ceasing nuclear arms and rocket test-firings and even staging a destruction of some nuclear facilities.
A tidal wave of high-profile accusations, suspensions and firings for sexual misconduct might suggest there's a major #Metoo reckoning coming for large corporations, but they don't seem overly concerned.
The survey found that roughly three-fourths of Americans, or 74 percent, said the recent firings of executives and celebrities accused of sexual misconduct in the workplace have been appropriate.
On Wednesday, thousands went into the streets across France to protect it, demonstrating against a new government plan to make firings slightly easier and France's trademark shortened workweek slightly longer.
Others say, however, that there's a policy argument that allowing the act to cover firings permits the president to work around Senate confirmation in a way that shouldn't be encouraged.
After the Post's staff reported on the sale, the investor who bought the paper asked for the story to be taken down but the staff refused, resulting in multiple firings.
Pliny was well educated—he was a graduate of Howard Law School—but he suffered, as a black man, from a series of wrongful firings that scrambled the family's finances.
But at the White House, the lack of any resolution to the steady reports of coming firings has left the president's top advisers in limbo, and has undercut their authority.
To hear it used in connection with your name is no doubt to imagine the heart-stopping worst: revelations of shameful behavior, firings and resignations, public loathing and perp walks.
Previous items about possible obstruction have focused on pressure the President has applied -- on James Comey, Jeff Sessions and others -- and firings he's made or threatened -- of Comey or Mueller.
In other words, they can't punish the publication -- whether it be through student firings, budget cuts or withdrawals or a ban -- just for printing or broadcasting something they don't like.
Several people familiar with the matter told The New York Times that Wilbur Ross, the commerce secretary, ordered NOAA to rebut the forecasters' contradiction of Mr. Trump or face firings.
But, to pin those firings -- or Trump's broader conspiracy about the deep state -- on the Nunes memo is to do a disservice to the actual facts as we know them.
Not only did the DPRK missile firings soon convince Moon to reinstate the THAAD installation, but THEY also persuaded him to call upon his military to enhance its defense readiness.
With the uproar about tariffs, White House firings and back-and-forth about the omnibus spending bill, Cramer warned that more chaos would only make things worse on Wall Street.
Among labor organizers at the company, the firings were seen as a crackdown by Google management and an attempt to rein in the company's once open, speak-your-mind culture.
A survey released Wednesday finds Americans divided over what constitutes inappropriate behavior in the workplace, following a string of firings of high-profile public figures over sexual misconduct or harassment.
Orlando Jones says he and Gabrielle Union now find themselves in the same boat ... speaking out against workplace injustice, and unfair firings, at the hands of the same production company.
Because the workers do not have lawyers and remain in the country illegally, two of those who described the firings, as well as their family members, declined to be named.
As White House press secretary, Sean Spicer had an up-close view of two events central to special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation: the firings of Michael Flynn and James Comey.
His termination comes after a string of firings of top stars in television news, following the ouster of Fox News' Bill O'Reilly last April and CBS's Charlie Rose earlier this month.
Some predatory men have attempted to launch comebacks, there have been firings at every level of power in Hollywood, and there is hand-wringing about whether #MeToo has gone too far.
Athens is also looking to end its third international bailout programme next year, after seven years of international lender-mandated firings, cuts to wages and public spending, privatisations and other reforms.
All in all, though, it's not yet clear whether this situation is headed toward a crisis involving potential firings or resignations of top Justice officials or whether it will fizzle out.
His termination comes after a string of firings of top stars in television news, following the ouster of Fox News' Bill O'Reilly last April and CBS' Charlie Rose earlier this month.
Unlike recent flick-of-the-wrist firings of Andrew McCabe, the erstwhile deputy FBI director, and Rex Tillerson, the secretary of state, the sacking of Mr Mueller would be more fraught.
But the repeated test-firings have alarmed neighboring nations and threaten to undermine Trump's attempts to reach a deal with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un over the country's nuclear program.
White House officials spoke in hushed tones and anxious whispers this week following a series of stunning firings by National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster that left the staff wondering: Who's next?
Another law firm, Perkins Coie, did a parallel and ongoing investigation into individual cases of misbehavior — including sexual harassment, bullying and bias — which resulted in 20 firings at Uber this week.
There have been several juicy, high-profile resignations and firings of Trumpworld's most well-known characters: Michael Flynn, Steve Bannon, Reince Priebus, Sean Spicer, Anthony Scaramucci and most recently, Omarosa Manigault.
For example, former President George W. Bush invoked privilege to deny congressional requests for former White House counsel Harriet Miers to testify as part of a probe into U.S. attorney firings.
The Associated Press reported on Friday growing concerns within the administration about recent attrition, job changes and firings through the White House that have especially hit the communications and legal departments.
Every day brings more news about indictments and plea bargains in the Russia scandal, news of other financial and political scandals, and more resignations and firings of officials close to Trump.
The Axios report comes after a string of high-profile firings and departures in the Trump White House, including Shulkin, the VA secretary, Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
Once the dust settles from those firings and resignations, Wall Street will have to join Congress, Hollywood, Silicon Valley and Main Street in a major re-evaluation of its workplace rules.
Under the guidelines regarding firings, this would mean that former FBI officials James Comey and Andrew McCabe, both of whom were fired, have already had their access to classified information terminated.
The company is transforming a parking lot into a miniature moonscape, and will also set up an engineering laboratory, a mission operations room and a test stand for spacecraft engine firings.
The downfall of Mr. Lauer, a presence in American living rooms for more than 20 years, adds to a head-spinning string of prominent firings over sexual harassment and abuse allegations.
Vatican life is more unsettled than under Benedict XVI, the threat of firings or purges ever present, the power of certain offices reduced, the likelihood of a papal tongue-lashing increased.
For years, workers have complained about long and grueling hours, timed bathroom breaks, unbearable temperatures, automatic firings for taking breaks that are longer than an hour, and an eerie surveillance system.
The league is also on the defensive because the number of minority head coaches fell by half, to four, after the latest round of firings at the end of the season.
Networks use them — sometimes engaging in tortured arithmetic to make the figures look better — to declare victories over their competition, to justify hirings and firings and to measure what is popular.
The emails about firings can reach hundreds of employees across multiple divisions and can be painfully specific, calling out an employee's flaws, while inviting more questions and gossip, many employees say.
Other attorneys general across the country will also have important roles to play if Mr. Trump executes a pardon strategy, or succeeds in eviscerating the federal investigations through firings or otherwise.
An adviser to Trump said at the time that the firings of the major impeachment witnesses was meant to send a message that siding against the President will not be tolerated.
Later on Monday, a Medium account associated with employee activism at Google published a statement alleging that the firings were an attempt by the company to crack down on employee organization.
Third, even if Trump combined firings with pardons, all of this evidence likely would be sought by a congressional impeachment committee and could trigger the reinstatement of the Independent Counsel Act.
Officials close to him have acknowledged that they don't expect much warning if he is indeed axed by the President, mindful that past firings and forced resignations have been quite sudden.
Since 2005, Wells Fargo's board had received regular notifications indicating that "the highest level" of ethics line complaints and employee firings were related to sales integrity violations, according to the report.
It was unclear from the Axios report how many firings in the administration could be linked to the lists compiled by conservative activists, as Sullivan at least remains in his post.
" Meredith Whittaker, a former Google worker who organized a massive companywide walkout last year, called the firings a "craven retaliation," adding "I ask everyone who can to show up and support.
The recent firings have galvanized some employees into doing more to rally one another and protest company policies, workers said, and they drew in the CWA after many months of actions.
"We understood how these firings could be perceived, but it would be unfair to not hold these two employees to the same standards as the rest of our staff," he wrote.
They said they engaged in legally protected labor organizing and that they're making the charges because they want to ensure their firings don't scare current Google (GOOG) employees from speaking out.
Michael J. Lotito, a labor lawyer whose firm represents the restaurant industry, said New York's requiring "just cause" for firings by fast-food employers would be a first in the country.
Dershowitz went on to compare his situation with McCarthyism in the 1950s, when many innocent people were perceived as being sympathetic to communist ideas and were subjected to job firings and blacklists.
Fair or not, Eichel was viewed as having a hand in those firings, and some Sabres fans joke that he's become the team's de facto GM. And he still needs an extension.
The Wall Street Journal wrote three op-eds about the firings, calling out Foster specifically, and the lawyer—who admittedly didn't have the stomach for partisan warfare—took the criticism to heart.
Toxic sectors of the gaming community have crowed about the firings as a triumph and a demonstration of their power to control and punish the people who make the games they love.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions, on the eve of the release of a long-awaited watchdog report on the Hillary Clinton email case, pointedly warned that the findings could lead to more firings.
It no doubt grates on the man most famous for instant TV firings that, if he were to do that now, he would be the one to send his administration into crisis.
In the coming weeks, we will be assured that a few firings and perhaps a few indictments is all that is needed to put the FBI on a straight and narrow path.
The union, which is pushing to be officially recognized by CCM, has led demonstrations outside of London WeWorks to protest the dismissals, which it says lack compelling evidence to justify the firings.
Another tweet blasted a series of questions special counsel Robert Mueller reportedly wants to ask Trump about firings last year of national security advisor Michael Flynn and then FBI Director James Comey.
The questions, revealed by The New York Times, touched on Attorney General Jeff Sessions' recusal from the investigation, as well as the firings of Comey and former national security advisor Michael Flynn.
Every day brings new shocks: firings, sudden policy reversals, insulting tweets, blatant lies, angry threats, personal vendettas, provocations, court challenges, unpresidential behavior, embarrassing revelations, shady characters, rampant bigotry, alienated allies, inhumane policies.
To have firings like this happening at the top from the president and the attorney general does not speak well for what's going on," Flake said on CNN's "State of the Union.
One uncanny feature of the Trump Presidency is the degree to which the former star of "The Apprentice" has reënacted, in the White House, a serialized reality show built around dramatic firings.
He said that even if there isn't a big increase in firings, the economy needs a certain level of hiring to balance out the normal number of people who are leaving jobs.
While she had benefited from the Republican's income tax overhaul, she lamented the president's "lack of professionalism," the numerous hirings and firings, and the general sense of chaos in the White House.
Mr. Mitnick's ouster was prompted by the White House general counsel's office as opposed to Stephen Miller, who has been a main force behind previous homeland security firings, an administration official said.
Under the new law, the Accountability and Whistleblower Protection Act, senior department executives like Mr. Hawkins are no longer allowed to appeal adverse actions, including demotions and firings, to the independent board.
Tesla refused to say how many employees were fired, but said it expects the employee turnover to be similar to last year's attrition, according to Mercury News, which first reported the firings.
Panetta went on to question how members of Trump's Cabinet could perform their jobs successfully with the threat of firings constantly overhead, referring to Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
Several current employees, who asked to remain anonymous, told Recode that since the firings, more workers have been getting involved in worker organizing and posting memes about unionization on internal message boards.
The firings, resignations, and scandals have come at a furious pace, as those who respond to Trump have struggled to stand up to him while also maintaining standards that he has broken.
A recent Washington Post report suggested Mueller wanted to question Trump specifically about the events surrounding his firings of two administration officials: National Security Adviser Michael Flynn, and FBI Director James Comey.
In 2008, Aramark settled a complaint with union workers after a three-day strike in which the National Labor Relations Board filed an unfair labor practice complaint and alleged intimidation and unfair firings.
To Jill Abramson, who ran the newsroom between 2011 and 2014 (and whose firing was, as firings go, public and acrimonious), the choice between publishing quality journalism and clickbait is a false one.
Despite widespread reporting on the exploitative and sometimes dangerous working conditions in his factories and near poverty-level pay, Bezos has repeatedly employed intense pressure and punitive firings to prevent labor from organizing.
Amid the rolling White House chaos, in story after story, they are depicted as sober advocates for big hires or required firings — or both, in the case of former communications director Anthony Scaramucci.
Female developers across the industry have also subsequently reported sometimes coordinated attempts to get them fired on the basis of their social media presence — attempts they believe were inspired by the ArenaNet firings.
The intrigue of special prosecutors, firings, leaks, and what Trump might've blurted out last night on Twitter makes for a bewilderingly fast-paced news environment, and it can be hard to turn away.
They see an erratic and embattled President who is dogged by infighting, firings and resignations among his top aides, sagging public approval numbers and an ominously expanding investigation of possible ties to Russia.
The firings follow launches on July 25, North Korea's first missile tests since leader Kim Jong Un and U.S. President Donald Trump met on June 30 and agreed to revive stalled denuclearization talks.
Inside the company, the firings — along with concerns over diversity and murky editorial priorities — have fostered a "toxic" work environment, according to 24 current and former BDG employees who spoke with Business Insider.
In a now-deleted tweet in March 2018, George described Trump's string of hirings and firings at the White House as "absurd," and in another tweet, described Trump's statements as "false and misleading."
And progressive hosts on the major networks and cable news channels are not targeted for boycotts and firings for their often blunt views, as is now once again the case with Tucker Carlson.
Newsweek's owners announced a "series of strategic structural changes" to the media company on Tuesday, amid turmoil at the magazine that has included a law enforcement raid and wide-ranging resignations and firings.
Many in the room were veterans of the Bush administration, including some who helped manage the department's most serious and damaging crisis in recent years: the controversy over the firings of US attorneys.
On Friday, Scaramucci shared a cartoon published by the Minnesota newspaper, the Star Tribune, a cartoonist expresses his frustration with the White House administration's rapid firings after learning that "the Mooch" is out.
The Trump Organization dismissed several undocumented greenskeepers and cooks at Trump properties 85033 months ago, but the winery firings came after the completion of the winery's annual grape harvest, the Post reported Tuesday.
Last year's mass firings at the base have had a huge economic effect on the surrounding area, since it was by far the biggest employer in the province, other than the agricultural sector.
Also on Friday, the president's chief strategist, Stephen K. Bannon, left the White House: the latest in a string of firings and departures that have left the White House in a regenerative phase.
With all the political red herrings, government firings and scandals, this White House would wager that most Americans are either not paying attention or are apathetic altogether from the deliberate feed of misinformation.
The appointment of Mr. Grenell was greeted with anxiety by many current and former intelligence officials, who feared he would engage in multiple firings, especially after the acting deputy director was pushed out.
But the current reality is that the path to organizing is a steep hill, filled by management teams with short-term promises for organizing staffs, sometimes followed shortly by threats and eventual firings.
There has been no restriction on supporting the protests, said workers, but all believed most managers are pro-government and recalled the abrupt firings of workers at Cathay Pacific who supported the protests.
In the wake of the string of high-profile sexual harassment accusations and the #MeToo movement, firings and suspensions have not been common among small businesses, but Main Street has become more aware.
Yale, Wake Forest, UCLA, the University of Southern California, the University of Texas and Georgetown responded to the news with statements calling themselves victims and in some cases announcing internal investigations and firings.
The company didn't give an explicit reason for the firings, but many at the company got a sense that it was tamping down on voices critical of President Donald Trump and his administration.
Renata Yambaeva, a deputy chief editor overseeing business news who did not resign, blamed the firings on Usmanov and one of his representatives, Ivan Streshinsky, denouncing the sackings as outside pressure on the newspaper.
"These new start-up retail brands like Glossier are really boutique fashion brands that have a small number of high-skilled jobs," says Challenger, who helps transition displaced workers after mass layoffs and firings.
Mr. Mattis is widely viewed by global leaders as the strongest and perhaps most credible voice on foreign policy in an administration that has been rocked by firings and resignations among senior presidential advisers.
Miller is a prominent voice in the administration's immigration policymaking and has seen his influence rise in recent weeks, leading to a spate of prominent firings and resignations in the Department of Homeland Security.
Why it matters: The increased firings shows President Trump's company is following through on its promise to use E-Verify after news broke that the family business had been hiring undocumented workers for years.
Above all, there are the owners—puffy pink billionaires dictating mostly fictitious budgetary constraints, fiddling with hirings and firings, even sticking their ruddied noses in roster moves no matter how often they preach autonomy.
A senior administration official strongly disputed a report that White House Chief of Staff John Kelly has signed off on a formal plan to initiate firings and transfers to other parts of the administration.
The shakeup appeared to consolidate power at the sprawling internet company, although it included no firings or outside hires and did not change the role of either Zuckerberg or Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg.
There is "no rhyme or reason" to the dismissals, and he said he and other officers are scratching their heads because the firings seem random, as if names were picked out of a hat.
With camp in full swing once again, I spoke to banished campers and counselors about what happened to them during and after their firings, and allow them to tell their sides of the story.
When he tried to circumvent the law by replacing a Radical Republican serving as secretary of war with his own man, Congress approved the Tenure of Office Act, mandating Senate approval of cabinet firings.
Doug Cohen, a spokesman for the attorney general's office, said on Friday that despite the firings, the charities bureau would work with Healing Arts to make sure it had necessary internal reforms in place.
"I just don't think it would be appropriate to talk about," Cornyn told CNN on Capitol Hill earlier Wednesday, when asked if he would bring up Trump's comments about possible firings at the meal.
Republicans unnerved by the president's anger in public and private sought to talk him down, fearing a "Saturday night massacre"-style series of firings harking back to the Nixon era was growing more likely.
As a Senate staff member, he had helped to lead the Senate Judiciary Committee's investigation into the firings of up to nine United States attorneys around the country during President George W. Bush's administration.
Meanwhile, their boss has made clear he's against a union, and they know from other workers' experience that if they file for a union election, they'll likely face illegal threats and maybe even firings.
Trump's presidential tenure has also been marked by North Korea's 22019 missile firings, two of which have been classified as ICBMs for their range of over 3,400 miles and designed to carry nuclear warheads.
Much of the world's attention has been focused on the threats posed by the Democratic People's Republic of Korea's repeated missile firings and its increasing potential to deliver nuclear warheads with longer-range rockets.
If Trump pardons defendants or suspects or engages in Saturday Night Massacre-like firings, the political firestorm would cause catastrophic Republican losses in November far worse than the currently dim prospects for the GOP.
The former N.H.L. general manager Craig Button attributed Toronto's long list of coach firings to an imbalance between performance and expectations in a city that has been aching for a Stanley Cup since 22012.
Yale, Wake Forest, UCLA, USC, the University of Texas and Georgetown have released statements ranging from identifying themselves as victims of the alleged criminal schemes to in some cases announcing internal investigations and firings.
The firings at the Pine Hill golf club were the result of a broader audit that the Trump Organization is conducting at its properties across the country, according to people briefed on the review.
The United States has been trying to persuade China to agree to new sanctions on North Korea, which has conducted dozens of missile firings and tested two nuclear bombs since the beginning of 2016.
Senator Patrick Leahy, a Democrat on the Senate Judiciary Committee, said the firings showed "the independence of the Justice Department is at risk under this administration" and that lawmakers had to carefully evaluate Trump's replacements.
Though some White House aides said they felt comforted by McMaster's assurance that there would be no more firings, staffers were unnerved by a report from NBC News that Trump is considering dismissing Army Gen.
The Trump administration said Comey was fired for mishandling the investigation into Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server as secretary of state, but Democrats ridiculed that notion, raising parallels to Watergate-era firings.
If carried out, the staff changes would be the latest in a string of firings or resignations in the Trump administration including the departures of the chief of staff, national security adviser and FBI director.
Trump has also been trying to combat the image of a White House in chaos, and while the scandals have not gotten positive cable news coverage, more staff resignations or firings could be even worse.
The melodrama in the West Wing, with its firings, leaks and tensions, meanwhile, has created a picture of White House that has often struggled to implement its agenda or get out of its own way.
The classical world has experienced plentiful rumors about sexual harassment, along with some high-profile firings — notably of the conductors Charles Dutoit and James Levine, who was pushed out of the Met earlier this month.
The fire occurred at 6:23 PM local time on Wednesday during the first planned five-second fire in a series of test firings Firefly intended to run for Alpha at its Briggs, Texas facility.
The resolution cited the MLB investigation that showed the Astros used technology to steal signs in 2017 that led to the suspensions — and subsequent firings — of Astros manager A.J. Hinch and general manager Jeff Luhnow.
Both speakers on the panel, entitled "All the President's Bombshells: Law in the Age of Trump," detailed their respective firings from the Trump administration, as well the FBI investigation directed by special counsel Robert Mueller.
" The statement reiterated points made by management in a recent memo Google sent staff announcing the firings, in which company leaders said the employees were engaged in "systematic searches for other employees' materials and work.
On Thursday and Friday, rumors swirled of a coming "bloodbath" of more firings and resignations in the White House, including those of National Security Advisor H.R. McMaster, Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin and Kelly himself.
George W. Bush claimed it so his adviser Karl Rove wouldn't have to testify about US attorney firings, and to keep documents related to the death of football player Pat Tillman secret, among other reasons.
Since President Donald Trump was acquitted last week in his impeachment trial, he and Attorney General William Barr have carried out a series of targeted firings and legal interventions that have the Justice Department in turmoil.
Note: It is not yet possible, with the data currently available, to tell how many of the overall departures came from resignations, how many from firings, how many from retirements, and how many from other circumstances.
Six anonymous employees told the news channel that Tesla's claim that the firings were based on performance reviews was impossible because no reviews had been conducted since the SolarCity was acquired by Tesla in late 2016.
It's unclear how permanent the firings will be, as Italy's Ministry of Cultural Heritage and Activities and Tourism plans to appeal the decision handed down by the regional administrative tribunal for Lazio, the Associated Press reported.
But in an administration already rife with firings, departures, policy changes, and surprise announcements, Kelly's new move could end up producing wide-ranging effects from a series of simple decisions — like who will run DHS now.
There is talk that Trump is considering shaking up his communications staff upon his return from the nine-day trip, although most of the stories about imminent firings and demotions have failed to materialize so far.
There will be plenty of space in this column devoted to why the Browns are the Browns, but let me start with a faint-hearted defense of the firings that took place in Cleveland on Monday.
At the last minute, the Obama administration officials decided to delay a package of limited and targeted sanctions intended to penalize Iran for recent test-firings of a ballistic missile capable of delivering a nuclear warhead.
"The question is when things for the consumer begin to change, when that leads to a pickup in firings, jobless claims will be the high frequency number that captures that on a weekly basis," he said.
The service's former practice had been to announce on its website the names of commanders it fired, then notify news outlets of the firings through email, usually referring to a "loss of confidence" with the individual.
The firings came weeks after former employees at the Trump Bedminster property in New Jersey went public with allegations that the Trump Organization helped them and other immigrants in the country illegally obtain and keep employment.
CNN had previously reported that the questions Mueller is seeking to ask fall into four main categories and include queries about the firings of former FBI Director James Comey and former national security adviser Michael Flynn.
Democrats have ridiculed the notion that the Clinton issue is what truly prompted Comey's dismissal, drawing parallels to Watergate-era firings and suggesting Comey was getting too close to the White House with the Russia probe.
Even when it managed a modicum of reusability in the stages (often utilizing a water landing, but lacking the thruster firings that give SpaceX a softer landing) the repair costs of those engines was still prohibitive.
The firings came weeks after former employees at the Trump Bedminster property in New Jersey went public with allegations that the Trump Organization helped them and other immigrants in the country illegally obtain and keep employment.
The day/night pattern of neuron firings in the suprachiasmatic nucleus is not reliant on the number of BK channels, but rather the fact that these channels are active or inactive at specific times each day.
The pace of designer hirings and firings has increased to an extraordinary extent over the last two years; just last week Christopher Bailey, president and chief creative officer of Burberry, announced he was leaving the brand.
The summer after last season also featured zero firings, making the 19703-18 campaign this league's first since 1975-76 in which every coach who began the new season finished the previous season, according to Elias.
Margaret Thatcher initially supported the 22019 referendum on the U.K.'s EU membership, but a string of firings and resignations of cabinet members (sound familiar?) who favored more integration against her wishes led to her downfall.
" Ms. Waldman looks at the president's recent speeches, the White House firings and Twitter attacks on potential congressional allies and sees limited opportunities after Mr. Trump has "shoved away all of the stakeholders in his presidency.
The rule reverses an Obama-era NLRB policy that deemed companies like McDonald's to be "joint employers" and thus responsible for franchise-level violations such as retaliatory firings for union organizing, The New York Times reported.
Washington (CNN)As rumors of yet another staff shakeup loom over the White House, chief of staff John Kelly and senior White House officials looked to assure their employees on Friday that no firings are imminent.
The fumble eventually lead to the firings of multiple Apple executives who led its Maps project, and the company would spend the next decade proving to everyone it could build an actual competitor to Google Maps.
While none have commented about the firings, Bradley posted a photo of an emoji-look-a-like dropping a mic, and fans on her Instagram page wrote that they would find a new news station to watch. .
Ranking Democrat on the Senate Judiciary Committee Dianne Feinstein said she was "surprised" and "concerned" by the news of the firings, saying the actions contradict what she was told by the Vice President and other administration officials.
Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump said that he didn't fire special counsel Robert Mueller because firings "didn't work out too well" for former President Richard Nixon, though he claimed he had the Constitutional authority to do so.
The episode is the latest controversy to embroil Trump's administration which has witnessed a string of high-profile departures and firings in recent months, including his chief of staff, national security advisor and the former FBI director.
What is striking about her devotion to craft — from multiple firings to every kind of glaze and texture, to the placement of minute and delicate details — is that everything she does feels absolutely necessary to the work.
But despite some high-profile firings of abusers, many women fear their workplaces are not willing to tackle sexual misconduct, according to the survey of nearly 2,000 women aged between 18 and 30 in England and Wales.
When the firings of Creamer and Foval rolled in, the narrative was changed to the tapes "being edited," implying somehow editing isn't a standard practice in newsrooms across the country and therefore is disqualifying as real journalism.
January 24, 2018 -- CNN reports that at some point Mueller gave Trump's lawyers a range of possible topics for an interview, largely focused on the firings of FBI Director James Comey and national security adviser Michael Flynn.
And Whisenhunt was then fired seven games into the 2015 season, thereby perpetuating a carousel of hirings and firings that has come to define the NFL over the course of the first month of every new year.
Washington (CNN)Special counsel Robert Mueller has requested documents and information covering a range of events from President Donald Trump's White House, including two firings and an Oval Office meeting, sources familiar with the matter tell CNN.
The firings on Friday come at a crucial time for Healing Arts: Most of its $5 million annual budget is from contracts with the city, which in turn depend on Healing Arts' having its paperwork in order.
Ms. Esteve-Coll's polarizing tenure, which ended in 1995, included some highly publicized firings and controversial crowd-pleasing shows, like one devoted to the singer Elton John and another on the history of the fashion house Burberry.
The firings, the first since a spate of oxygen tank incidents began, related to a bottle on a Cathay Dragon flight from Kuala Lumpur to Hong Kong, which was found to be partially emptied on September 21.
Robert Mueller Special counsel Robert Mueller has requested documents and information covering a range of events from President Donald Trump's White House, including two firings and an Oval Office meeting, sources familiar with the matter tell CNN.
Here, a chronology of some of the biggest hirings and firings of the year: Turnaround at the creative top of Tiffany & Company The upheaval started early in the year, and at one of retail's best-known companies.
The pace of resignations, firings and other assorted departures from the Trump White House is twice what it was in George W. Bush's first year as president and triple that of Barack Obama's first year in office.
The university president, Simon Newman, reversed the firings of Edward Egan, a faculty adviser to the student newspaper, and Thane Naberhaus, an associate professor of philosophy, at a faculty meeting on Friday, the university said in a statement.
Some teachers — like the radical Section 22 of the dissident union in Oaxaca — argue that the reforms are at their core a union busting measure and say that using test results to justify firings violates their labor rights.
Looking farther down the line, the Times reported that other men worried about mentoring women due to high-profile firings for misconduct, and adhering to "the Pence rule" of not being alone with women who aren't his wife.
This one, too, was marked by revelations of unconstitutional and criminal acts, including torture, mass surveillance, the unprecedented negligence of emergency preparedness functions, the politically motivated firings of U.S. attorneys, and the most disastrous military engagements since Vietnam.
Instead of interpreting the firings as the network's way of taking responsibility for its errors, Trump persecuted the entire organization while also lumping in NBC, CBS, ABC, The New York Times, and The Washington Post for good measure.
As part of that investigation, CNN reported last month Mueller requested documents and information covering a range of events from the White House, including two firings and an Oval Office meeting, sources familiar with the matter tell CNN.
An independent investigator, WRC has criticised Nike within the past two years for not doing enough to address problems at one of its supplier's factories, Hansae Vietnam, which had included unjust firings, uncompensated work and unsafe working conditions.
What's driven him to his unilateralist position is not so much the resistance of his opponents as the dissension of his staff, beset from the start of his presidency by internal strife, leaks, and hasty exits and firings.
So private analysts and United States intelligence officials have in recent years tracked the country's progress by studying carefully vetted imagery from satellites, and from North Korea itself, of the growing number of missile firings and engine tests.
The recently ousted White House communications director who lost his high profile position just 10 days into the job, recently shared a political cartoon on Twitter that mocked the recent firings and shakeups in president Donald Trump's administration.
But critics of the Turkish government, who say the corruption inquiry was silenced through firings of the police and prosecutors who carried it out, are hoping that Mr. Zarrab, in trying to save himself, sings, and sings loudly.
A Maryland university president resigned on Monday, weeks after a furor erupted on campus over faculty firings and a student newspaper article that quoted the president as comparing struggling freshmen to bunnies that should be drowned or shot.
The hirings and firings of NFL head coaches is an annual ritual at this point; out go the guys with 20063-9 records, and in comes the fresh faces meant to herald the next chapter of that franchise.
The absence of any formal announcements — or firings by presidential tweet — suggested that the White House was seeking to tamp down the anxiety inside the West Wing and the impression that the Trump administration is gripped by dysfunction.
Workers filed a complaint with the National Labor Relations Board, according to The Verge, claiming that many of the firings were meant to punish those who spoke out against the strict productivity quotas (Amazon has denied that claim).
Workers became angry over wage cuts and a ban on taking leave, and mass firings enraged them further, according to "Hong Kong's Watershed: The 1967 Riots," a 2009 book by the South China Morning Post reporter Gary Cheung.
The firings were aimed at tackling what many at Uber say are deep-seated management and cultural issues, which have made the company a cautionary tale for what can go wrong with Silicon Valley's often freewheeling corporate culture.
The company's firings today are viewed as a serious escalation of an increasing crackdown on Google's historically permissive culture around sharing information — and what some employees are saying is an effort to silence workers' concerns about controversial decisions.
A steadfast loyalist, Mnuchin has managed to avoid the public clashes that have led to the resignation or firings of other senior officials, including former Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and former national economic council director Gary Cohn.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The chairmen of three U.S. House committees sought documents on Thursday related to recent Trump administration firings of top Department of Homeland Security officials, escalating tensions between congressional Democrats and the White House over immigration policy.
Firings, resignations & criminal charges Price says she and another attorney will be representing Abuslin, whose case has led to police officers' terminations, resignations and suspensions across a half dozen police departments and the resignation of three Oakland police chiefs.
The firings took place on the second and final day of a large-scale military drill, which marked the first time Tehran has fired ballistic missiles since signing a deal with world powers on its nuclear program in July.
"These changes and developments and firings in the Trump government are not new," Foreign Ministry spokesman Bahram Qassemi said when asked at a news conference about the impact of Pompeo's appointment on the nuclear deal, according to state media.
The hope for Identilock is to help curb the hundreds of deaths that happen each year in the United States due to accidental firings, or deaths from teenage suicide in which a firearm is the overwhelming instrument of choice.
The firings took place on the second and final day of a large-scale military drill, which marked the first time Tehran has fired ballistic missiles since signing a deal with world powers on its nuclear program in July.
An early look by the Associated Press found that, yes, there are big racial disparities, Dave Collins reported: — State and municipal police reported 220 incidents involving stun guns last year, including 231 actual firings and 22014 threats of use.
In recent memory, look no further back than the "Pearl Harbor Day Massacre" in 2006, when George W. Bush's AG, Alberto Gonzalez, insisted that the curious midterm firings of eight Republican US attorneys had nothing to do with politics.
"We believe trade unions could provide that separate body that could represent the worker in [sexual harassment cases], rather than relying on in-house investigations that can tend to be corrupted by favoritism [and] fear of firings," Didžgalvytė said.
The arrests and firings began after Maduro expanded his powers this summer by successfully pushing for the election of a special new law-making body packed with loyalists that replaced the existing opposition-controlled legislative branch of the government.
The company said it would require a general manager and a Somali-speaking manager to agree on any firings related to productivity rates, designate a manager to respond to individual complaints within five days and meet with workers quarterly.
Washington (CNN)Special counsel Robert Mueller's team wants to question former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon about the firings of national security adviser Michael Flynn and FBI Director James Comey, according to two people familiar with the investigation.
Personnel questions also flared after months of incessant feuding between top White House officials and a dizzying sequence of West Wing resignations and firings, not to mention charges slapped on four former Trump associates by special counsel Robert Mueller.
" In a new statement today, A Google spokesperson said the firings were the result of "intentional and often repeated violations of our longstanding data security policies... No one has been dismissed for raising concerns or debating the company's activities.
Some fired workers have spoken out since their firings, with a group asking Congress for support last month and one woman, Victorina Morales, slated to attend Trump's State of the Union speech on Tuesday after New Jersey Democratic Rep.
He played a good business leader on TV once, though he had to be heavily edited to remove all the racist and sexist comments and many episodes had to be heavily edited to make his random firings look pre-ordained.
Qahtani has since been relieved of his powers as part of a wave of firings and arrests of individuals linked to the killing, though he was apparently allowed to keep tweeting afterwards and Reuters reported he may not be under arrest.
Trump's past may be filled with shadows, but he's spent every day of his presidency showing the public who he is and the ideals he represents, whether it's through his actions, his tweets, his rallies, or his hirings and firings.
Celebrity Big Brother contestant Perez Hilton notes that Trump has ditched staffers more slowly than he had fired people on television (most reality programs film over a few short weeks), but the president's firings still share similarities to his past.
To turn it on you have to press the power button five times and then press and hold it once to heat your substance—potentially annoying, but a nice change from all the accidental firings I've done with the Firefly 2.
The firings came after Somali security forces ended a night-long siege at a Mogadishu hotel by five extremist attackers who stormed the building after a suicide car bomber detonated an explosives-laden vehicle at the entrance gate on Saturday afternoon.
Amazon representatives began meeting with Awood and Minnesota workers, and said it would make some small changes: requiring a general manager and a Somali-speaking manager to agree on firings related to rates, and having a manager meet with workers quarterly.
One manager had a name for these outbursts—Elon's rage firings—and had forbidden subordinates from walking too close to Musk's desk at the Gigafactory out of concern that a chance encounter, an unexpected question answered incorrectly, might endanger a career.
President Trump brings the heat at Democrats over the Comey firing, on Twitter, of course: On Chuck Schumer, who pointed out Trump's string of firings: "Cryin' Chuck Schumer stated recently, "I do not have confidence in him (James Comey) any longer.
McGahn made the decision to halt his staff's interactions with Special Counsel  Robert Mueller  because many of his own attorneys 'had been significant participants' surrounding the firings of national security adviser  Michael Flynn  and FBI Director  James Comey , Cobb said.
That's Miller as in Stephen Miller, senior adviser to President Donald Trump, who now seems like a lone survivor of sorts after the firings of everyone from former White House Chief of Staff Reince Priebus to former senior counselor Steve Bannon.
An attorney for the women said it is also possible that their firings were related to their reporting of sexual harassment — all four claimed that they were sexually harassed by the same male employee, who is still working for the airline.
WASHINGTON — President-elect Donald J. Trump's transition was in disarray on Tuesday, marked by firings, infighting and revelations that American allies were blindly dialing in to Trump Tower to try to reach the soon-to-be-leader of the free world.
According to several DC insiders I've met, cutbacks and firings are leaving many feeling they are fighting the good fight of American interests overseas with one hand tied behind their back, led by a boss who is out of his depth.
While the Russia investigation has clouded his administration for months, the charges of sexual misconduct have recently gained new prominence as a wave of similar allegations have led to resignations and firings of powerful men in Congress, Hollywood and the media.
The resignation and firings in Bangladesh came as testimony in a Philippines Senate panel hearing about the money-laundering investigation suggested that most of the purloined Bangladesh funds had been delivered, in dollars and Philippine pesos, to three Philippines casino operators.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham said on Tuesday he supported a bill that would protect Special Counsel Robert Mueller from any politically motivated firings and would urge Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell to allow a vote on it.
One manager had a name for these outbursts — Elon's rage firings — and had forbidden subordinates from walking too close to Musk's desk at the Gigafactory out of concern that a chance encounter, an unexpected question answered incorrectly, might endanger a career.
Not all applied for jobs, but many did — despite a week of upheaval in Washington, where the Department of Homeland Security, which oversees the Border Patrol, has lost its cabinet secretary and several other top officials to firings and resignations.
"They are enjoying ruining people's lives and REFUSE to look at the real corruption on the Democrat side — the lies, the firings, the deleted emails and soooo much more," Mr. Trump wrote in a pair of tweets disparaging the investigation.
Rocket launch startup Skyrora, an Edinburgh-based company that's developing a new launch vehicle for small satellites, has successfully tested its new rocket engines in their first stationary ground-firings, a huge step on the way toward developing their launch vehicle.
Answering that question means connecting the dots from what triggers the firing of specific neurons to how those firings give rise to the myriad thoughts and feelings we have about sex to the actions we take in response to them.
Some critics said the firings were evidence that Trump would rather ignore bad news than confront it, with some characterizing the remaining pollsters as "yes men" who would fudge numbers to appease the president or only bring him good news.
"Trump ignores the fact that hundreds of VA employees every month already were being fired before the law was passed; in fact, he falsely suggests that firings were not possible before, even if employees 'stole or were sadists,' " Glenn writes.
Even more disconcerting than the resignations and firings, however, is the ongoing smear campaign against McMaster himself, a three-star Army general who has served his country with distinction in numerous war zones across multiple deployments over a span of decades.
California is grappling with FOSTA/SESTA—an anti-sex trafficking law that's made it harder for sex workers to find clients—and the California Supreme Court's ruling forcing nightclubs to consider strippers employees, resulting in firings and incidents of wage theft.
Mueller's office has zeroed in on decisions that seemed to dominate so much of the President's thinking in his first year in office: the firings of Flynn and Comey, as well as any pressure he may have exerted on Sessions.
Their use — overuse, critics say, with more than 9,200 firings recorded, including forbidden shots to the head — have come to symbolize an increasingly fierce police response to the Yellow Vests, especially after a protest leader's eye was seriously injured last week.
Nayim Ayubzada, head of the Transparent Election Foundation for Afghanistan, an independent election monitoring group, said that the firings were made too hastily and that the government had paid too little attention to the legal process for addressing fraud accusations.
"One of the eight thrusters had shown unreliable performance, but the team estimated that simply removing the thruster from use during precision pointing firings could result in acceptable system performance," Alison Hawkes, a NASA Ames Research Center spokesperson, told SpaceNews last month.
They deal chiefly with the president's high-profile firings of the F.B.I. director and his first national security adviser, his treatment of Attorney General Jeff Sessions, and a 2016 Trump Tower meeting between campaign officials and Russians offering dirt on Hillary Clinton.
Mass firings, board battles, lawsuit after lawsuit, a breathtakingly massive data breach, multiple federal investigations, revoked licenses, protests, boycotts, executive resignations, and a seemingly bottomless bucket of bad press marked one of the most calamitous years a tech company has ever seen.
Compounding those delays are criticism tied to labor-related lawsuits, some of which are related to a stream of October firings and layoffs at Tesla and SolarCity, as well as allegations of racism and anti-LGBT harassment at the Fremont assembly plant.
For months now, Democratic leaders and their aides have gamed out crisis situations during planning meetings, talking through the implications for the potential firings of not just Mr. Mueller but also the attorney general, Jeff Sessions, and his deputy, Rod J. Rosenstein.
As the popular office-chat client has grown to 6 million daily users, multiple instances of leaked Slack conversations have revealed sometimes embarrassing, sometimes enlightening information about the true thoughts and feelings of a company's employees — and it's already led to firings.
After all, the one thing TNR has going for it is the idea of cultural prestige — a bank of influence and importance that long predates the Peretz era and that managed to survive several ownership transitions and many firings of many editors.
MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Officers of the Mexican federal police protested on Wednesday against the newly created National Guard, saying their superiors had threatened firings if they did not join the security force, in which they face pay cuts and loss of seniority benefits.
During the performance review period before the mass firings, former employees said Tesla's general manager of services and operations, Karim Bousta, sent out a notice saying reviews had been delayed so employees could focus on ensuring a successful rollout of the Model 3.
The firings happened in the span of two years and took place at consumer-facing companies, which gave them more prominence in the media, said Semil Shah, a seed-stage investor at Haystack and a venture partner at Lightspeed in Menlo Park.
"I write in regards to the firings of former Acting Attorney General Sally Yates and U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York Preet Bharara by President Donald Trump's administration," he wrote in a letter to Michael Horowitz, the department's inspector general.
Sense of anxiety There was a sense earlier Monday morning that morale was picking back up after a series of resignations and firings shook the NSC last week -- but the Joyce news reignited the anxiety, multiple sources close to the NSC told CNN.
But the lack of any resolution to the reports of coming firings is leaving many of the president's top advisers in a kind of political limbo that threatens to undermine their effectiveness until their fates are revealed, one way or the other.
If the firings happen, and Republicans in Congress don't roll up their sleeves and get some answers about Russia on their own, the public will have just watched the president use executive power to successfully quash an investigation into his own potential wrongdoing.
When George W. Bush was president, the House voted to hold his chief of staff, Joshua B. Bolten, and the White House counsel, Harriet E. Miers, in contempt for refusing to cooperate with an investigation into the mass firings of federal prosecutors.
Now, even after a year of painful memories, cascades of firings, widespread outrage, criticism from the president and a fight over a Supreme Court seat, we have only one firm prediction: This discussion over harassment and assault has no end in sight.
" Update, 5:45 P.M. EST: Immediately upon publication of this story, Everlane provided the following statement: Update, Saturday March 28: Presidential candidate Bernie Sanders denounced the firings on Twitter, writing, "using this health and economic crisis to union bust is morally unacceptable.
In Pune, 47 workers from Tech Mahindra and other India-focused employers, including the local arms of Cognizant Technology Solutions of the United States and Vodafone of Britain, have signed petitions alleging forced resignations and baseless firings to the local labor commissioner.
Beyond the biased treatment that Officer Stanislao said he was suffering, the Glen Rock Police Department seemed to be spiraling out of control a few years ago, whiplashing the town with a series of firings of well-liked officers — including Officer Stanislao.
They deal chiefly with the president's high-profile firings of the F.B.I. director and his first national security adviser, his treatment of Attorney General Jeff Sessions and a 2016 Trump Tower meeting between campaign officials and Russians offering dirt on Hillary Clinton.
Credit...Peter Saul/Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York; Winnie Au for The New York Times Politically, 21987 has been, so far, a gonzo variety show of executive howlers and hissy fits; prayer breakfasts and Iowa pratfalls; split "victories" and revenge firings.
In dozens of interviews, current and former law-enforcement and intelligence officials said that three years of Trump's Twitter attacks, conspiracy theories, and high-profile firings have left their leaders wary of speaking in public, testifying before Congress, or talking to reporters.
" In addition to the point system that disadvantaged older workers in layoffs, other documents suggest that IBM has made increasingly aggressive use of its job-rating machinery to pave the way for straight-out firings, or what the company calls "management-initiated separations.
" In an audio recording from one of the firings this week at Trump Winery, a manager told a worker named Omar Miranda that the company had completed a review of immigration paperwork and found that his "did not seem genuine or was insufficient.
" Anibal Romero, a lawyer representing some of undocumented workers fired from the Trump Organization and who is advising Miranda, echoed Miranda's claim about the timing of this week's firings, telling the Post that the President "has known about these workers for months.
WASHINGTON, Dec 10 (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Tuesday that the Trump administration is "very hopeful" North Korea will continue to abide by its commitments to work toward denuclearization and not to conduct further long-range missile test firings.
Yale, Stanford, Wake Forest, UCLA, USC, the University of Texas and Georgetown have released statements, largely presenting themselves as victims of the alleged criminal schemes, and in some cases announcing internal investigations, a suspension (at Wake Forest) and firings (at USC and Stanford).
Shortly before the firings, it was revealed that Google hired a firm known for union busting, IRI Consultants, to provide the company "advice on a wide range of topics," according to a statement by a company spokesperson to The New York Times.
Additionally, the ongoing and escalating pattern of Trump attacks against those investigating Putin-gate, following a series of attacks against and firings of previous leaders of investigations, makes it virtually certain that obstruction of justice is now a prime focus of investigators.
That's one of the main findings from a newly released State Department Inspector General report on a months-long investigation into Brian Hook, the Trump administration's special representative for Iran, and other State Department officials over alleged politically motivated firings and staffing decisions.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Hope Hicks, one of U.S. President Donald Trump's longest-serving and most trusted aides, is resigning from her job as White House communications director, a blow to the president, whose inner circle has been depleted by firings and clouded by scandal.
Responding to a question regarding the recent retraction and firings at CNN over a poorly-sourced story about the president's connections to Russia, Sanders said:There are multiple other instances where [CNN] has been repeatedly wrong and had to point that out or be corrected.
The Trump administration attributed Comey's dismissal to his handling of the investigation into Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton's email server, but Democrats ridiculed that notion, raising parallels to Watergate-era firings and suggested Comey was getting too close to the White House with the Russia probe.
Where were all of these groups that are literally paid millions and millions and millions of dollars a year to monitor conservatives on talk radio, Rush, Mark, me, and Laura, anybody on the FOX News channel that gives opinion, labeled opinion, for boycotts and firings?
"I believe that the facts available warrant further consideration by your office, as both firings occurred concurrently with a Justice Department investigation that was unfavorable to the Trump administration or within days of the White House learning that such an investigation was happening," Cicilline wrote.
The U.S. and regional allies are responding with military drills, including bomber and jet fighter flights near the Korean peninsula, as Pyongyang pursues its nuclear and missile programs, with an apparent hydrogen bomb test and two ballistic missile firings over Japan in recent weeks.
Mr. Dowd and Mr. Sekulow outlined 16 areas they said the special counsel was scrutinizing as part of the obstruction investigation, including the firings of Mr. Comey and of Mr. Flynn, and the president's reaction to Attorney General Jeff Sessions's recusal from the Russia investigation.
" Hassett said "millions and millions of people" are typically hired and fired each month, but because hires will remain close to zero and the number of firings will be constant, "you're looking at one of the biggest negative jobs numbers that we've ever seen.
But as revelations about Uber and companies like Signet Jewelers unspool almost daily — attended by stories of lawsuits, valuation drops and high-profile firings and resignations — we're now second-guessing ourselves, wondering if "hyper-aggressive" culture is actually the best environment for success to thrive.
The operation reflects an increasingly hawkish approach to immigration enforcement, following the firings and resignations of leaders who have been viewed in the White House as unwilling to take the harsh steps Mr. Trump and his advisers view as necessary to slow illegal immigration.
Announcement of the firings was made by Astros owner Jim Crane about an hour after MLB announced the suspensions and sanctions against the team, which also included a $5 million fine and the loss of first- and second-round draft picks in 2020 and 2021.
Seen in hindsight, the firings amounted to a bookend of Trump's "celebration" speech at the White House on Thursday, where, with a rapt and pliant GOP audience, the President attacked the "evil" and "corrupt" people who "want to destroy our country" by opposing him.
As Below Deck has become an established hit, and even spawned a growing franchise of spinoffs, Bravo producers seem to be leaning more and more into conventional reality stunts, like dramatic mid-season firings and crew defections, and a big "man overboard" moment last year.
That's no small matter for a company that has experienced its share of public-relations flare-ups in the last year, including the firings of Roseanne Barr from her ABC sitcom and "Guardians of the Galaxy" director James Gunn over comments on social media.
From Bob Woodward's book "Fear" to the steady stream of resignations, departures, firings, indictments, convictions and scandals that have dogged the Trump executive branch, reports of internal disarray and conflict are so common, staffers might reasonably expect combat pay just for showing up each day.
When instances of blackface did become public — at an Illinois university in 1988, a high school in Missouri in 1990, a fraternity in Georgia in 1997 — condemnation followed as well as suspensions, firings and elaborate apologies, at least when people felt the need to apologize.
It's unclear which other West Wing officials were possibly set to depart with McMaster, but the two senior administration officials said they believed it would be easier to manage the optics if multiple firings were made public in a single statement instead of drawn out.
Artist's impression of KeplerImage: NASA"One of the eight thrusters had shown unreliable performance, but the team estimated that simply removing the thruster from use during precision pointing firings could result in acceptable system performance," Alison Hawkes, a spokesperson at NASA's Ames Research Center, told SpaceNews.
Hours after the firings went public, the company announced in an internal staff email that cofounder Jonathan Davis would return as interim Chief Content Officer until the investigation into Candappa is completed, and that Nancy Cooper, the managing editor of IBT, is now acting editor of Newsweek.
SoftBank orchestrated an October bailout for WeWork that was followed by mass layoffs, firings of employees who abused vendor policies, new leadership, the selling off of noncore assets, a six-pillar plan, compensation changes, the nixing of free beer on tap, and, most recently, a board refresh.
The Wall Street Journal interviewed more than 70 current and former Netflix employees for a fascinating front-page article that reported a "culture of fear" about firings and "radical transparency," but also a study showing Netflix has some of the happiest employees among large U.S. corporations.
Thursday's firings were seen as a "low-level" response to the U.N. sanctions, with North Korea unlikely to launch any major provocation until its landmark ruling Workers' Party convention in May, according to Yang Moo-jin, a professor at the University of North Korean Studies in Seoul.
Rather than any legislative or foreign policy accomplishments, the firings of Sally Yates, Michael Flynn, and James Comey—along with a number of leaks relating to the Trump campaign's numerous and highly suspect contacts with Moscow—have defined the administration's first four-and-a-half months.
Sachs's chart of data on campus speaker disinvitations shows that last year, such incidents were at their lowest number in 10 years: Similarly, faculty firings over politically controversial speech were down in 2018, and roughly the same number of liberal faculty members were dismissed as conservatives.
Through its repeated test-firings of nuclear-capable ballistic missiles, its provision of weapons to foreign conflict zones, and its general antagonism toward Western powers and the world community, the Islamic Republic has clearly been violating the "spirit" of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA).
In an off-the-record conversation with reporters, disclosed by a reporter for Axios who did not attend, Mr. Kelly said no firings were imminent, but acknowledged that rumors may be coming from the president, who Mr. Kelly said talks to many people on the phone.
We don't yet know the full story of McGahn's role in certain underlying events Mueller is investigating — the president's firings of National Security Adviser Michael Flynn and FBI Director James Comey, his pressures on Attorney General Jeff Sessions, and even his attempt to fire Mueller himself.
For more on Tillerson's disastrous legacy, what comes next, and what his expulsion means in the greater context of White House firings, listen to Ezra Klein and Zack Beauchamp on the latest episode of Today, Explained: Related reading: How do I get even more Today, Explained?

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