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Sabre, based in Fort Worth, will take a $20 million charge in the third quarter for cuts through attrition and dismissals, a move it expects will save about $100 million a year starting next year.

The law includes a virtual ban on dismissals, a shorter working week and improved holiday and maternity benefits.

The education overhaul, which transfers power from the potent teachers' union to the federal government, proposes periodic teacher evaluations to determine appointments, salaries and dismissals — a major adjustment for workers who are accustomed to buying or inheriting their positions and who have had, until now, virtual immunity from the state.

In the gun now are Callum Ferguson, who succumbed to two of the ugliest dismissals a Test debutant could imagine, and Adam Voges, who unlike Border's old chums bats like a god against the West Indies, Australia's former tormentors, yet can't buy a run against anyone else.

Thus it was unclear if the ruling was the final word in a case that has never gone to trial, despite 15 years of motions, dismissals, a reinstatement and appeals that have taken it up and down the state's court system.

Coach Jim Caldwell had given no indication that major changes were imminent in his Monday news conference, but the team announced the dismissals a few hours later.

Mr. Canada called the dismissal "a tragedy".

Remarking on Edmondson's dismissal, a company insider said: "We are being proactive".

Mr. Stancik called for Mr. Gill's dismissal, a recommendation that few have survived.

When commenting on Glover's dismissal, a spokeswoman for the European Commission said, "President Juncker believes in independent scientific advice.

His poor dismissal – a mistimed hook into his stumps – will have done little to assuage the doubters.