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In fact, today John Chiang (the controller in charge of these paychecks) is blaming COBOL, but in the past week Chiang has been saying he thought it was illegal
by lacker 18y ago
In fact, today John Chiang (the controller in charge of these paychecks) is blaming COBOL, but in the past week Chiang has been saying he thought it was illegal, unethical, et cetera to enact these pay cuts. Not that Schwarzenegger's maneuvers are morally defensible, I really don't know, but it seems pretty unlikely that Chiang discovered this programming problem by coincidence the day after his other excuses failed to stop the executive order.
- jpcx01 18y agoIf I were in his position, I'd do the same thing. When he gets fired for not doing his job, he'll be a liberal hero for stalling the evil, tyrannical government of Schwarzenegger who was trying to suppress the lives and family's of California's most productive workers.