The phrase "a termination order" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or administrative contexts to refer to an official directive that ends a contract, employment, or service.
Example: "The company issued a termination order to the employee due to repeated violations of company policy."
Alternatives: "a dismissal notice" or "a cessation directive."
Yet nearly eight months later, Police Chief Kathleen O'Toole signed off on a termination order for Whitlatch written by the SPD's Office of Professional Accountability, which found the officer had violated departmental policies in the arrest.
The commission eventually disclosed that the deputy had received a termination order for failing to arrest a suspect in a domestic violence incident and then lied about it, but it refused to release his name.
Collins also pushed back against Democrats' plans to ready a bill to protect the special counsel from being fired, by giving him swift recourse in the federal courts to appeal any termination order.
The extent of regulators' actions against Nomura was crucial, and little short of a business termination order could convince investors that Japanese regulators were serious about a crackdown, he said.
Unfortunately, the trial was only conducted for 3 years, not the intended 5 years, because of a forced quarantine termination order due to another disease.
Then, through a new program called Next Day Purging, any employee found lacking in empathy will be removed from the company within twenty-four hofrs of Bezos's termination order.
O'Toole signed off on that decision and filed the termination order Tuesday.
The Seattle Police Department declined to comment further, telling The Huffington Post that Tuesday's termination order "speaks for itself".
His termination order won't be enforced for six months, according to the reports, which gives the White House or Congress time to craft an alternative to deporting the nearly 800,000 Dreamers.
Although Hollywood Records had ordered record stores to return shipments of the now-deleted album, many record stores refused, including the Michigan-based Harmony House where 1,700 CDs were sold in 36 stores after the termination order.
A federal jury last week found the Knicks liable for creating a hostile work environment and for wrongful termination, ordering the franchise to pay $11.6 million to a former team executive.
