Big corporations if you permit me to stretch the truth a bit and consider Sirius XM a "big corporation"—fire people all the time, but to fire so many producers without replacing them?
But the board has the power to hire and fire, and the corporation's April vote had no binding effect.
It was far too late in the dry season to safely start a fire, said Gunjeihmi Corporation, which represents the Mirrar people.
After the fire, the development corporation and Bovis abandoned their plan to strip the building of hazardous materials and demolish the structure simultaneously.
The bridegroom's stepfather, Anthony Sposato, owns the Fire-End and Croker Corporation, a distributor of fire protection equipment in Elmsford, N.Y.
After Perelman served Barkin with papers, he had security guards supervise her as she removed her possessions from their town house in a scenario more akin to being fired from a corporation than to ending a marriage.
The state-run corporation fired some of its workers after villagers reported their involvement in the siphoning: they had employed soldiers to guard tankers that were driven along the pipelines to collect the fuel.
If free trade is legal, we should not get morally indignant when corporations fire their high-cost American workforces and move production overseas.
More damningly, Romney left America with the lasting impression that he was an out-of-touch rich dude with no conception of what life is like for Normals this was the candidate who, despite endless attacks on his wealth, continued to say things like "I like being able to fire people," and "corporations are people"—not to mention that whole 47percentthingng.
What if corporations could fire half their lawyers because the corporations didn't need them for a jillion different contracts involving moving money from place to place?
The fire, at Gator Recycling Corporation, was not yet under control at 10 20 p.m.
