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The threat of losing it “is so severe that hospitals will probably comply before they run the risk of being terminated from the programs.”

Some workers have said in lawsuits and civil rights complaints that they were terminated or stopped receiving assignments after suffering an injury or reporting other health concerns.

All 80 of the terminated employees were part of that group.

About a year later in June of 2022, his employment with Sinn Féin was terminated.

From BBC

Last month, he said it would be “an honor” to “immediately terminate” a law he called the “Green New Scam.”

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