On Feb. 26, our federal government announced the termination of 5,800 USAID (U.S. Agency for International Development) awards. Many of these awards are administered through Catholic Relief ...

On 17 June 2024, the employer formally dismissed the worker, citing serious misconduct. The dismissal letter stated that the worker’s conduct posed a serious and imminent risk to the business, ...

Martuscello said termination letters were sent to more than 2,000 employees who have remained on strike. “Officers and sergeants who did not have preapproved medical leave and who did not return ...

“Termination letters have been sent to over 2,000 officers who remained on strike. Officers and sergeants who did not have preapproved medical leave and didn’t return by this morning, 6:45 a.m ...

More than 2,000 workers who remain on strike received termination letters Monday. "The 2,000-plus individuals that were terminated today represent those individuals that were still striking at the ...

At least 16 termination letters have already been sent out, says Brittany Charlton, an epidemiologist at the Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health in Boston, Massachusetts, who has been ...

In recent days, reports broke that USAID had begun sending termination letters to key implementing partners. Speaking at the funeral service of Baringo Senator William Cheptumo on Saturday, Wetangula ...

Terminated employees, some with exemplary records, express concern over the "poor performance" reason cited in dismissal letters and its potential impact on future employment. President Donald ...

After the Trump administration axed thousands of USAID awards, canceling a staggering 90% of the agency’s work, the termination letters began rolling in. The wording didn’t exactly ease the pain.

The reference to poor job performance in her termination letter was an additional gutting blow, she said. “I was good at my job, very good at my job, and I wanted to stay being good at my job ...