"The guilty verdict reached today involved a violation of the officer's oath of office and merits immediate termination," Police Commissioner Ray Kelly told reporters at a press conference today, according to the Daily News, "Both officers will be terminated today".
It could be argued (and it might even be true) that there was more to her dismissal than that, but given the ease with which people do retaliate when some uppity woman (or ornery man) comes along and does what's right, it's quite likely that's really all she did to merit the termination.
"We believe his claim of wrongful termination is without merit," the company said Monday in a statement.
"We believe his claim of wrongful termination is without merit," the company said in a statement.
Will termination fees get terminated?
"While we have not seen Chahal's complaint of wrongful termination, such a complaint would be without merit.
Although some redundancy is unavoidable, the pace at which new findings broaden our mechanistic and biological understanding of transcription termination per se and gene expression in general merits another attempt to summarise, generalise and put new facts into context; even so, we anticipate that future findings will make some of our current generalisations seem precocious.
City officials had long countered that Talley's lawsuit lacked merit, noting that she did not mention discriminatory treatment before her termination or in her formal resignation letter, despite her familiarity with the city's procedures for reporting allegations of mistreatment.
Ms. Hoyte, who unsuccessfully sued the Red Cross for wrongful termination, had received "excellent performance appraisals," according to the lawsuit, and received a bonus and merit raise in the two years before her firing.
If they were ever trying to sue for wrongful termination, the excessive social media time makes it easy on the employer to prevail, even if the other merits of the case are valid.
