She lost her job, laid off in the wave of dismissals on Wall Street at an investment firm you have been reading about.
In April 1933, Sir William Beveridge, then the director of the LSE, was visiting Vienna when the newspapers reported the wave of dismissals of Jewish professors from German and Austrian universities that immediately followed the enactment of Nazi laws to "purify" the public service.
Edmund Phelps, the economist, suspects that the huge wave of dismissals in big rich-world companies after the crash of 2008 got rid mainly of people working on forward-looking projects, thus reducing the potential for future innovation.Nor do companies seem to have given enough thought to dealing with important demographic shifts.
The minister, Yuri Y. Chaika, replaces Vladimir V. Ustinov, who was dismissed earlier this month, officials said, amid a wave of arrests and dismissals involving corruption.
The court's decision has spurred a wave of requests for dismissals, retrials, and appeals for charges and convictions brought under the statute.
Carnegie Hall has been swept by a wave of resignations and dismissals as its new executive director prepares to present a strategy that will bring significant change to this 109-year-old landmark institution.
A conservative columnist is facing a wave of backlash for his callous dismissal of a story on the death of a Yemeni mother's 2-year-old son.
And until that departure, Carnegie Hall maintains that Mr. Ohnesorg's policies will remain intact, even though they were drawn during a stormy tenure of less than two years that included a wave of senior staff resignations and dismissals.
His dismissal prompted a wave of support from former shadow cabinet colleagues, including Mr Watson who said: "Michael Dugher is a rare politician – a talented working-class MP who hasn't lost his strong Yorkshire roots.
