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The government has told the company's UK management to keep the site operational, and the emergency law will ensure that any employees who are sacked by the Chinese owners can be reinstated.

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Later, in the dying days of Johnson's premiership he was sacked after urging the PM to resign.

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McFadden wants to introduce performance-related pay for senior staff and new rules under which those failing to meet standards could be sacked if they do not improve within six months.

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She was sacked by one employer at Belhaven Terrace in Dowanhill for twisting her ankle while at work over the Christmas period.

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The fallout from England's defeat in Australia resulted in Jon Lewis and Heather Knight being sacked as coach and captain respectively.

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

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