But was she in a position where according to the contract, according to the rules, that she was supposed to--that the Department of Energy should have been notified prior to her dismissal?
Ron Johnson: “But was she in a position where according to the contract, according to the rules, that she was supposed to--that the…”
On the recordMarch 10, 2014
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Questioning the notification process for employee dismissal related to safety concerns.
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