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Post by FrogEsq on Sept 9, 2021 14:53:12 GMT -5
I'm not surprised and I'm finding myself in favor of monitoring. I know it can open a Pandora's Box. I am only informed by what I just read. But, I find myself thinking (based solely upon the information in this Article) that there has to be an 'expected' level of surveillance while performing (or not)
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Post by rp on Sept 10, 2021 15:00:43 GMT -5
I'm not surprised and I'm finding myself in favor of monitoring. I know it can open a Pandora's Box. I am only informed by what I just read. But, I find myself thinking (based solely upon the information in this Article) that there has to be an 'expected' level of surveillance while performing (or not)
SSA definitely one of the worst agencies to work for. They treat their employees like slaves. I think you should probably qualify that - it is your opinion- not shared by everyone in the Agency. I will also note that the article is referring solely to the SSA OIG. The details and substance of these articles matter. |
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Post by carrickfergus on Sept 11, 2021 22:18:10 GMT -5
Some Pope or another was asked how long he prayed each evening. He replied "fifteen minutes, before that I think about it all day."
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Post by nylawyer on Sept 12, 2021 6:46:25 GMT -5
SSA definitely one of the worst agencies to work for. They treat their employees like slaves. Apparently, you have never been employed by the DOD, DOJ, or any other three-letter agencies. Or have been a slave. |
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Post by lurkerbelow on Sept 12, 2021 8:17:51 GMT -5
I've always wondered why people who work for government have to compete for whomever has the worst agency to be employed by. It's not just on a forum, either...
Not sure what it says, but it says something. Perhaps some congressman should demand a report on the subject so it can be filed in the circular filing receptacle. I'm sure any of the Agencies would be happy to do this.
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