Dismiss

(j) The employer may not collectively suspend or dismiss workers during the six months following conclusion of a contract under such procedures

Company, dismiss.

Dismiss the hands.

Dismiss the hands.

I dismiss you.

Dismiss him, Mrs. O'Hara?

You must dismiss Jonas Wilkerson.

You dismiss it so lightly.

Still trying to dismiss me?

We can't dismiss this lightly, Cam.

I've had to dismiss the staff.

Large factories close and dismiss their staff

Abort the import operation and dismiss all changes

Refusing to hire, punish or dismiss a person

Your honor, I move to dismiss this case

Excellent. All right, Chief. You may dismiss them.

In 2012, the government implemented sweeping labor market reforms to increase companies internal flexibility (making it easier to dismiss permanent workers and facilitating wage moderation), and introduced a model for reducing workers hours. But such changes take effect slowly, and often not until the recovery phase.

So we can't just uniformly dismiss all patterns like that.

I am not your servant, Caesar. Do not dismiss me.

(j) Other specifications Firms concluding this type of contract may not collectively suspend or dismiss workers from the former establishments or production lines during the year following conclusion of contracts under this procedure without good cause.

And I wondered, what made my dreams so easy to dismiss?

Subject matter Unfair hearing to dismiss individual as liquidator of company

The report does more than dismiss the internationally accepted Road Map.

Better bring the luggage back, and you can dismiss the cab.

Well, you're married, aren't you? You can't just dismiss the fact.

For their sake, I shall only dismiss you from my service.

In that case, perhaps you'd better tell Ellen to dismiss the others.

You can't just dismiss her... like a servant that stepped out of line.

The Secretary General may summarily dismiss a member of the staff for serious misconduct.

In the light of the above, the Working Group decided to dismiss the allegation.

But you can't dismiss a man like Bolton with a snap of the fingers.

Before I dismiss the jury, may I see both of you gentlemen in chambers?

For me not to go to court, the magistrate has to dismiss the case.

UNPAID WORKERS OTHER WORKERS UNPAID WORKERS 1

If I essentialize gender for you today, then you can dismiss what I have to say.

Well, if she finds out, she'll dismiss you and I couldn't stand to lose you now.

Only workers in a workers' state!

They dismiss an interesting interaction by saying, you know, That s just happening because they re acting it out.

He may dismiss the Prime Minister upon the submission by the latter of a letter of resignation.

(Claim by former UNHCR staff member for rescission of the disciplinary decision to dismiss him for misconduct)

The types of workers identified by countries as being at high risk of substance abuse are taxi drivers, long distance truck drivers, construction workers, tourist industry workers, including workers in restaurants and hotels, bar, nightclub and discotheque workers, foreign and migrant workers, miners, businessmen, housewives, refugees, sex workers, factory workers, fishmongers and dock workers.

By turning the page, we can dismiss the characters in a book without fear of hurting their feelings.

Where allegations have been substantiated, appropriate action has been taken to repatriate, dismiss or discipline United Nations personnel.

(Claim by former United Nations staff member for rescission of the disciplinary decision to dismiss her for misconduct)