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Just like nobody ever got fired for buying IBM, no one got fired for hiring the candidate with a degree.

This sort of posturing is likely to occur, before any actual sabre-rattling or actual shots fired in anger.

The overall carbon dioxide output of coal-fired electric power plants exceeded gasoline by more than 30 percent in 2010.

The A-10 is built around an absolutely awesome cannon, but it is vulnerable to shoulder-fired missile launchers.

So one might get fired, and maybe even sued, but it's not a matter for the SEC.

Getting online advice for stuff that might get you fired or sued is generally a losing strategy.

See it as a salary: you get some every month, it stops when you get fired.

Nor could there be, because they would be fired (as my and your examples show).

Perhaps if a manager can be fired by non-managers as easily as a non-manager can be fired by a manager, things would be different.

Management had it as well which is why I got fired for getting sick on the job.

Conspiracy to nudge you to take the startup plunge by getting you fired.

Yes, he ultimately got fired for doing something violent, but not on TV.

Referring to Node.js pronoun drama which led to one key developer being virtually "fired" by Joyent and forced out of a project.