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obviously I'm not serious, this is just so over the top its comical. It's the people who cover their tracks well that are the real issue.
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This is my question as well, anyone should have seen this was way too many hours.
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Sagrada Familia is gonna be done before the 2nd Ave Subway.
And LIRR is the worst run division in the worst run transit organization on the planet.
Yeah like does management approve the time entry? Shouldn't they be like what going on here... Lol.
I mean this guy himself was a "supervisor" so that tells you the level of commitment management has.
He was thinking that literally everyone in the organization does it.
Some management positions are entirely frivolous so no one notices if one is absent for extended stretches of time.
You know your scam is over the top when you are making more than the head of the organization while working maintenance.
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Wait what? The folks that come on the train? Why don't they just use turn-styles like the subway?
You can't politically. These are all patronage jobs. "Good paying Union jobs" that are horribly unproductive and heavily subsidized by tax payers.
Lol that ain't a hustle at all. That's just giving up in the form of a flaming blaze of corruption.
NYs participation is so incredibly low in primaries that the civil service unions decide who the next mayor/governor/assemblyman/state senator is by being single issue voters (their pay) voting as a block.
Yeah, I used to take the Metro-North to CT. So I'm familiar with them. Didn't know they cleared six figs like that. Damn. That job is dead simple. I know people that kill themselves getting paid way less.
And why does this fraud reduce trust in government run services while fraud in the private sector doesn't change anyone's perception of it?
This also extend to is construction side. The MTA has 4x as many people digging tunnels when it constructs anything compared to Europe. At one site at 2av an auditor could not figure out what 200 high paid tradesmen were getting paid for (or even if they were on the job).
Because wasting taxpayer money is perceived as a bigger moral failing than wasting corporate money. There is a contract of trust that is renewed every time someone pays their taxes and breaking that contract is highly upsetting for most people.
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Right, that's where I was going for: it's the same action and same human nature but we are biased to blame the system in some cases and just the person in others. This doesn't happen in other countries to the same degree, not at least in the ones where I've lived.
