Word: dischargee
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Sing said her discharge stemmed from problems she had caring for her four-year old daughter that forced her to bring the child to work and miss one and a half days of work.
As his story unraveled in court, it became clear that Lawrence had rarely been more than one quick step ahead of discovery. Somehow, he became a cop in 1966, despite a youthful arrest for illegal possession of liquor and an Army discharge for "behavioral disorders" after three AWOL incidents in...
MANAGEMENT RIGHTS: Under the Teamster contract. Gallo has extensive rights to mechanize at will to arbitrarily create new job classifications, to promote and demote workers, and to discharge workers for just cause." The list of just causes is quite long and includes interference with the conduct of the company's...
Very Choosy. The Army now has the right to discharge any soldier within 180 days if he cannot cut it physically, mentally or morally. The discharge is honorable, but the person is not eligible for veterans' benefits. Under the program, 9.5% of the men at Fort Jackson were sent...
William ("Fishbait") Miller's energy, dedication to and sacrifices for the House of Representatives will long be remembered. I was his campaign manager in the House Democratic caucus when years ago he was first elected doorkeeper. I recall his enthusiasm and his constant and dedicated efforts in the discharge...