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To dismiss for cause or not to dismiss for cause - Vimarsana News

To dismiss for cause or not to dismiss for cause

Prior warnings the answer

Sewall Hires Christen Wilber as New Vice President of Geospatial Services - Vimarsana News

Sewall Hires Christen Wilber as New Vice President of Geospatial Services

James W. Sewall Company (Sewall) announces today that it has hired Christen (Chris) Wilber, PLS, as its new Vice President of Geospatial Services (GS). He will oversee all aspects of the geospatial division, including geospatial asset management, geospatial forestry, and geospatial services that enhance and expand Sewall’s civil engineering offerings. Chris comes to Sewall from

Glenville State creating scholarship in memory of grad killed fighting fire - Vimarsana News

Glenville State creating scholarship in memory of grad killed fighting fire

He was killed in the line of duty while fighting a forest fire in April.

Source: wdtv.com
Judge rules professor's firing unjust but not linked to views on controversial herbicide | Canada's National Observer: News & Analysis - Vimarsana News

Judge rules professor's firing unjust but not linked to views on controversial herbicide | Canada's National Observer: News & Analysis

She also ruled Rod Cumberland was wrongfully dismissed and ordered the Maritime College of Forest Technology in New Brunswick to pay him $48,644.57 for the seven-month notice period he was owed.

Forestry college instructor wasn't fired for views on glyphosate, judge rules - Vimarsana News

Forestry college instructor wasn't fired for views on glyphosate, judge rules

An instructor at a forestry college in New Brunswick was fired because he was "a disruptive and destructive force" and not because of his views of the herbicide glyphosate, a judge has ruled.

Source: cbc.ca