illegal dismissal

"My dismissal is an illegal dismissal and Mr. Karzai has done it by force."

The jury found the University liable for the illegal dismissal of Kemp and she was awarded $2.5 million, which was later reduced to $1.08 million.

The board has charged several BID's with illegal dismissals and intimidation, and the cases are pending before administrative law judges.

Garay was promoted as high school principal May 13, 1996 but an incident four days later led to her illegal dismissal by AMA.

I am only here with you and your forces for one big reason, Lucius Cinna-I cannot condone the illegal dismissal of a consul during his year in office.

The Supreme Court affirmed NLRC's decision that Dumpit was a regular employee of ABC and that the company's actions constituted illegal dismissal.

In the general disorder and public excitement resulting from the illegal dismissal of a majority of the "Dunne" board and their reinstatement by a court decision, I found myself belonging to neither party.

The United States raised specific concerns with respect to anti-union violence, including a 1999 incident in which armed vigilantes threatened and kidnapped leaders of a banana workers' union who were protesting the illegal dismissal of 900 workers.

What happened: In FASAP vs. PAL, a Special Division of the Supreme Court found PAL guilty of illegal dismissal and ordered the reinstatement of 1,423 employees.

In 1929, he assumed the directorship of the Neue Sammlung established in Munich in 1925, the department for artisan art at the National Museum - and remained there until his illegal dismissal by the national socialists in 1934.

'Quite Small' "We basically say that the number of illegal dismissals is quite small in relation to the total workers engaged in organizing, but it has increased," said Paul A. Allaire, the chairman of the Xerox Corporation and a management representative on the commission.