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In that case, any sentence in New York, including a probationary one, would be served only after Trump is out of office, at which point this may be a very different country.

Yu’s report called on the police department to ban “‘rites of passage’ that might be construed as hazing or disparate treatment towards probationary officers.”

"It's just another thing that businesses have to contend with," he said, adding that the new rules around sick pay, unfair dismissal and probationary periods would make business "very, very nervous".

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Reynolds emphasised the importance of retaining probationary periods when a new employee starts a job.

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State officials say the temporary freeze on state requirements affects only the Tulare Lake subbasin, and they are moving ahead with separate processes to consider probationary measures in other areas of the San Joaquin Valley.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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