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Saturday, December 22, 2007
NNSA makes POGO happy!
NNSA makes the Project On Government Oversight happy! Perhaps, they should take a closer look at how NNSA does it. details here
3 comments:
Anonymous
said...
If POGO wants to site waste, abuse and fraud then maybe they aught to start with 17 pages of upper level management in the high six digit salary figures that do nothing and to boot are "RIF exempt". Their absence would save a lot of the budget for those who actually do the work. POGO needs to call for a Congressional investigation into their salaries and ask a very good question, "What justifies the need more management and why did we need 40 more LLNS managers all brought in with mid to high six digit salaries? Just why did we need more managers when we could have cut 50% of what we originally had and been far ahead of the game.
3 comments:
If POGO wants to site waste, abuse and fraud then maybe they aught to start with 17 pages of upper level management in the high six digit salary figures that do nothing and to boot are "RIF exempt". Their absence would save a lot of the budget for those who actually do the work. POGO needs to call for a Congressional investigation into their salaries and ask a very good question, "What justifies the need more management and why did we need 40 more LLNS managers all brought in with mid to high six digit salaries? Just why did we need more managers when we could have cut 50% of what we originally had and been far ahead of the game.
write POGO and tell them.
December 23, 2007 9:05 AM
Done,it has been reported and they have been asked to monitor this blog for additonal information and employees opinions.
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