Sentence examples for fairly dismiss from inspiring English sources

Guidelines being published today would reassure employers they will still be able to conduct performance appraisals and fairly dismiss staff found to be no longer capable of doing their jobs effectively, said Davey.

"Protest cannot be fairly dismissed by suggesting that investing is inherently risky".

There are numerous cases where tribunals have found that employees were fairly dismissed for misusing social media, including writing inappropriate or offensive Facebook posts.

Except for a bit of excitement around Halloween and its proverbial presence on the Thanksgiving table, it's fairly dismissed.

He seems like the guy who could be most fairly dismissed as Not-Romney by snickering liberals.

Notwithstanding the debate around the goods and bads of the genetic link, the implementation (if possible) of the desire to integrate the genetic factor too into the parental project cannot be fairly dismissed unless we are prepared to address the status quo and correct the negative implications of there being so much value placed on it.

In addition to the employers' limited responsibility for the financing of work incapacity benefits, they can fairly easily dismiss workers on sick leave, i.e. in these cases employers are not obliged to reemploy workers when their sick leave ends (Høgelund 2003).

The safety concerns can be fairly confidently dismissed.

And concern about his welfare cannot fairly be dismissed as prying into his private affairs.

Mrs. Clinton repeated her demand that Mrs. Aung San Suu Kyi be treated fairly, and dismissed the charges against her as "baseless and totally unacceptable".

Although the employee had argued that her privacy settings meant that her comments would only have been seen by between a maximum of 40 to 50 close friends, the tribunal found that the comments were in the public domain and that her employer had acted fairly in dismissing her.