Traffic Enforcement Agent Shakia Yelder was out on Workers’ Compensation after a traffic accident when she was called into the office in 2010 and fired.
“It was very upsetting,” she recalled in an interview. “My manager told me I was provisional and they were letting all the provisional employees go.”
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