ISFED: 155 Persons Dismissed from the Tbilisi City Hall over a Month
Tbilisi. On September 8, ISFED has requested information about persons
dismissed from offices subordinate to the City Hall from August 1 through
September 7, 2014."According
to the provided information, from August 1 through September 7, 2014 total of
155 persons were dismissed from the Tbilisi City Hall. Out of these, 115 -
based on personal application, 32 - due to expiry of the term; 5 - due to
disciplinary liability; 3 - due to other grounds", says the statement
released by the organization.
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