Keep ‘em coming
NBC News: Gail Schechter, a former Veterans Affairs employee who was terminated for what the agency called "poor performance," sued the department in federal court asking for her job back.
"Defendant's motives in terminating her employment had nothing to do with her skills, ability, or efforts."
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