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AfternoonJoe

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8. Yes but...

Reply to Swede (Original post)

Thu Sep 18, 2025, 09:16 AM

Sep 2025

These "suspensions" become firings in almost every case. The "suspension" is used while a negotiation for an exit, typically a payoff and "exit contract" being worked on.

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Re Kimmel, it's important that Disney has left itself an out--it is a "suspension," not a cancellation or firing [View all] Swede Sep 2025 OP

Thank God for small favors Prairie Gates Sep 2025 #1

They don't want to have their own Stephen Colbert situation. They made a bad mistake. marble falls Sep 2025 #2

I would be hard to believe Kimmel Johonny Sep 2025 #3

I agree it's a tough situation newdeal2 Sep 2025 #5

I have zero faith ABC will stand up for anything Johnny2X2X Sep 2025 #4

Remember Bill Maher's show Politically Incorrect newdeal2 Sep 2025 #6

Can't wait to hear Maher blame this all on woke liberals Johnny2X2X Sep 2025 #7

Gave up on him years ago JustAnotherGen Sep 2025 #13

Yes but... AfternoonJoe Sep 2025 #8

Good points, welcome to DU GusBob Sep 2025 #10

That is Sinclair's demand... SickOfTheOnePct Sep 2025 #15

Cancel them. Scrivener7 Sep 2025 #9

No doubt he has a contract. "Suspending" him is intended to keep him from claiming Ocelot II Sep 2025 #11

If he comes back JustAnotherGen Sep 2025 #12

Bad Position OC375 Sep 2025 #14