“Imagine making close to a $100,000 a year and having nothing to do at the office. It’s what Denver whistle blowers say was reality for employees at the local Office of the Inspector General for Veterans Affairs…”
“Both whistle blowers filed complaints with the Office of Special Counsel in Washington D.C. stating an office of 11 employees basically did no work from April of 2017 to April of 2018…”
“In mid-June, the Office of Special Counsel released a letter to the whistle blowers admitting the Denver OIG office “did not have sufficient work to keep all employees fully engaged on active projects,” though it only acknowledges this for a nine-month period from July of 2017 to April of 2018, instead of the one-year time frame alleged by the whistle blowers…” Read the full article here.
Source: VA whistleblowers say Denver office did no work for a year: Problem Solvers Investigation – By Rob Low, July 24, 2018. FOX31.
