Sentence examples for arbitrary dismissal from inspiring English sources

"They have protections in statutes against arbitrary dismissal," he said.

Idaho's schools superintendent, Tom Luna, argued that the plan would not subject teachers to arbitrary dismissal.

TUC general secretary Brendan Barber said: "It cannot be right that workers lose their protection against arbitrary dismissal overnight because of their age.

Green Dot's union — affiliated with the statewide teachers' association rather than with the more defensive one in Los Angeles — would protect them from arbitrary dismissal.

On broadly Kantian grounds, Werhane (1985) argues that arbitrary dismissal is incompatible with respecting employees as persons.

The point is that employees can be protected from the ill-effects of arbitrary dismissal in two ways.

The association said arbitrary dismissals are common and that workers have been denied medical care.

The bill was hurt by the conclusion — among even some Republicans who voted for it — that it was too broad and might have led to arbitrary dismissals.

But a smaller teachers group, the Georgia Association of Educators, remains opposed; its executive director, Drew Albritton, said the provision would drive away good teachers by permitting arbitrary dismissals.

Ada Beth Cutler, dean of the education college at Montclair State University in New Jersey, said, "One of the fears I hear from teachers is that in these tough budget times, what's going to stop someone from firing someone at the top of the pay scale?" Mr. Van Roekel of the National Education Association labels tenure laws "fair dismissal laws" that protect from arbitrary firing.

Tenure is intended to protect teachers with demonstrated teaching skills against arbitrary or capricious dismissal.