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    CEO fires 99 out of 110 employees for missing morning meeting, sparking online debate - Gulf News

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    US CEO fires almost entire team for not showing up for meeting; memo says ‘Get the .... out of ...' - The Times of India

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    'Get the f*** out' | Musician's Club CEO goes viral after firing 99 employees via Slack for missing meeting - HR Grapevine

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    ‘Get the F*** out': US boss sacks 99 employees, retains only 11 who attended morning meeting - The Economic Times

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    CEO of this company sacks 90% of his staff for missing morning meeting, posts on social media without apol - The Economic Times

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    Too many public holidays? CEO’s viral post sparks debate on productivity, work-life balance - Gulf News

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    Video: Mob of 200 monkeys attack Thai police station - Gulf News

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