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On walking into the factory, the MD noticed a young guy leaning against the wall, doing nothing.
He approached the young man and calmly said to him, How much do you earn?"

The young man was quite amazed that he was asked such a personal question, he replied, none the less, "I earn $ 2000.00 a month,
Sir. Why?"

Without answering, the MD took out his wallet and removed $ 6000.00 cash And gave it to the young man and said, "Around here I pay people for working, not for standing around looking pretty! Here is 3 months 'salary, now GET OUT and don't come back".

The young man turned around and was quickly out of sight. Noticing a Few onlookers, the MD said in a very upset manner, "And that applies for everybody in this company".
He approached one of the onlookers and asked him, "Who's the young man that
I just fired?" To which an amazing reply came of, "He was the pizza
delivery man, Sir...!!!"

Marie Jarry, the former second-grade teacher who resigned abruptly in May after taking a paid sick day to appear on the "Howard Stern Show," is suing school officials and claims she was forced into resigning.

The suit was filed June 27 in U.S. District Court in Hartford and claims Jarry was denied due process, including the right to contest any charges against her.

Jarry is demanding that she be reinstated and receive back pay from when she resigned. Named in the suit are the board of education, Superintendent of Schools Joseph Erardi and the Southington Education Association, which is the teachers union.

"The plaintiff's discharge was orchestrated by the Southington Education Association, Erardi and the board of education, who working together intimidated and coerced her with threats to resign in lieu of termination," the suit states.

Erardi declined Monday to comment on the suit, as did union President Richard Terino and Connecticut Education Association spokeswoman Kathy Frega.

Jarry, of Farmington, had taught at Thalberg School for five years. On May 1, she and her husband appeared on the shock jock's show and participated in a contest called "Ugliest Guy, Hottest Wife." They won it and a $5,000 prize.

According to school records, Jarry had called in sick the day the contest was aired.

According to the lawsuit, Jarry went to work on May 2 and heard nothing about the incident. But on May 5, the principal at Thalberg ordered her not to go to her classroom and to meet with Erardi later that day.

At the request of Southington Education Association leaders, Jarry met with lawyers for the Connecticut Education Association. That meeting happened before she met with Erardi, and according to the lawsuit, CEA lawyers told her she should resign from her teaching post. They told Jarry that she had violated a morality clause in the teachers' contract with the board, that she could be arrested for defrauding the school system and could lose her teaching certificate.

Jarry then met with Erardi, and according to the lawsuit, she believed it was simply so he could investigate the situation. But she ended up resigning, which she says was done under duress.

When asked about the morality clause of the teachers contract, Erardi said the contract requires that they comply with the state's code of professional responsibility for teachers. Among the code's provisions are that teachers behave professionally and bear in mind that their actions reflect on the entire profession. The code also prohibits teachers from lying.

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