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Overtime abuse seems to be a thing. I bet if people were looking into these, they probably aren't working all the hours they claim. Same thing with the BART jan
by diogenescynic 6y ago
Overtime abuse seems to be a thing. I bet if people were looking into these, they probably aren't working all the hours they claim. Same thing with the BART janitor they found sleeping in a closet who was racking up massive overtime.
- hpkuarg 6y agoThe Massachusetts State Police also had an overtime scandal that was exposed last year.
- throwaway0a5e 6y agoAnd one three years before that. And one two years before that. If you Googled it back when the most recent "scandal" was new you'd see multiple years of news results because the new stuff hadn't dominated the algorithm yet. It's not a scandal, it's the known status quo of that organization.
- borroka 6y agoThat's a scam if there is one, I hope someone with a straight spine will look into it. A similar investigation would be warranted for LEOs making similar money in Northern California.
- throwaway0a5e 6y ago>Overtime abuse seems to be a thing. It's absolutely rampant in government and other industries with seniority based pay and assignment preferences.
- gnopgnip 6y agoWhat is the line between overtime abuse, and what the union and government both agreed on?
- oh_sigh 6y agoWhen you're claiming overtime but are actually sleeping in your bed, for example. https://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/bilks-nypd-unearned-overtime-promoted-article-1.3877314 https://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/bilks-nypd-unearned-ove...