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FarPoint

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5. That is how I visualize the setting..

Reply to no_hypocrisy (Reply #1)

Thu Nov 8, 2018, 08:34 AM

Nov 2018

How do you think this may play out? Will firing claim hold water? I want it too so my objectivity is blurred.

It is common practice to tell someone to resign for saving face when fired in the everyday business world...so this is so grey....

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Sessions resignation verse being fired.....help me see the light. [View all] FarPoint Nov 2018 OP

It was a "constructive resignation" where it wasn't his idea originally. no_hypocrisy Nov 2018 #1

That is how I visualize the setting.. FarPoint Nov 2018 #5

And by "resigning", does that mean that Jeff Sessions no_hypocrisy Nov 2018 #6

Everyone he fires, "resigned". dewsgirl Nov 2018 #2

They should make him actually fire them instead of resigning.nt. drray23 Nov 2018 #3

They should, but has got away with everything his dewsgirl Nov 2018 #4

Constructive Discharge is a valid legal term. Tommy_Carcetti Nov 2018 #7

yes...that is it... FarPoint Nov 2018 #8

AFAIK, a constructive discharge is tantamount to a firing meow2u3 Nov 2018 #9