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TVA Waste and AbusePosted Tuesday, March 3, 2009, at 1:40 PM
The inspector general's report: http://oig.tva.gov/PDF/09rpts/2007-11481... Comments Showing most recent comments first [Show in chronological order instead] |
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I would be MUCH more willing to accept the professional licensing and memberships to professional organizations than weddingbands.com.
I especially liked the "purchase of software to erase evidence of internet usage". Whoever it was that purchased (signed for) this purchase should be fired on the spot. That alone is evidence that they were trying to circumvent IT security policies (not that I'm biased about this particular thing).
I love the section titled "Purchases Disallowed by TVA Policy". It states that out of 299 transactions sampled, 15 transactions totaling $15,078 are not allowed under the TVA's card policy. These charges include purchases for furniture, tuition, travel expenses, cold medicine, and memberships to professional organizations. A 5% rate of fraud is absolutely unacceptable.
Nice to know some of my money went to weddingbands.com.
Nice job digging that up Nathan. Since they used data mining software to uncover all this, I surely hope TVA has the backbone to send all these folks a bill for the crap that was bought.
grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr Is that why my electric bill was soo HIGH?
I think Im gonna go put my application in. I could use some of that action.
Why does this not surprise me!
Xbox 360s, computers, trips, must be nice working for TVA. No work, all play pays very well.