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The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has agreed to review a ruling by the Commonwealth Court that the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation should not have fired an employee after she complained on Facebook about the school bus drivers in her area and said she “will gladly smash into a school bus.”
January 10, 2019 at 01:27 PM
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The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has agreed to review a ruling by the Commonwealth Court that the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation should not have fired an employee after she complained on Facebook about the school bus drivers in her area and said she “will gladly smash into a school bus.”
The justices granted allocatur in the case in a one-page Jan. 8 order.
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