Sentence examples for be fired for a from inspiring English sources

But under Title VII even at-will employees cannot be fired for a discriminatory reason, including their gender.

The dean of students at an intermediate school on Staten Island can be fired for a criminal conviction for drug possession, an appellate court ruled unanimously yesterday.

The employee who was accused of biting a patient's ear, for example, initially said she was innocent but eventually chose to settle before her case reached arbitration, agreeing to a one-year probation that meant she would most likely be fired for a further offense.

It's wrong to wish someone else be fired for a petty offense.

Tenure simply means that a teacher can only be fired for a just cause - not "just cause" they want to.

If you work for someone, you can be fired for a gazillion reasons, none of which are of your own doing.

Under California licensing requirements a childcare worker could be fired for an arrest, he said.

He works in an office answering phones, but, overwhelmed, he is fired for a newer model.

But an employment tribunal found last year that she had been fired "for a reason that related to [her] pregnancy".

Roscoe Pondexter, who was nicknamed Bonecrusher by his fellow guards, was fired for a minor offense before the scandal widened.

The local government official was fired for a "serious violation of discipline," the state news media said during the weekend.