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stopdiggin

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4. thank you! solid information.

Reply to Wiz Imp (Reply #2)

Mon Dec 1, 2025, 09:37 PM

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now - to prove that the reasons for dismissal were of the proscribed variety.
(and, no - not meant as sarcasm. I would dearly like to see administration held to account. )

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Uh oh. 'Probationary period' - which generally reads as, 'you have very little protection' (until such period elapses) stopdiggin Monday #1

The federal government can fire probationary employees without cause. However.... Wiz Imp Monday #2

thank you! solid information. stopdiggin Monday #4

Good, make it stick. Make the SCOTUS vote again on racism, bigotry and executive power. nt Exp Monday #3