Comment Comment by hvb2 > But if he does have the power, then it would be perverse if he couldn’t exercise the power due to HR rules.It's not even established that he has the power. The fact that they do something doesn't mean they have that power.And given that, it doesn't mean that you get to ignore all other rules.> You cannot put HR in the way of the duly elected President exercising his powers.When you're firing thousands of people, some due diligence is in order, no? parent hvb2 4 days ago
It's not even established that he has the power. The fact that they do something doesn't mean they have that power.
And given that, it doesn't mean that you get to ignore all other rules.
> You cannot put HR in the way of the duly elected President exercising his powers.
When you're firing thousands of people, some due diligence is in order, no?