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To: Kitten Festival

Moral of the story?

Banging an employee never turns out well.


4 posted on 05/15/2007 6:12:03 AM PDT by Badeye (You know its a kook site when they ban the word 'kook')
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To: Badeye
Banging an employee never turns out well.
He was already involved with her before he worked there, and he told them that. They picked him anyway.

-Eric

8 posted on 05/15/2007 6:13:56 AM PDT by E Rocc (Myspace "Freepers" group moderator)
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To: Badeye

true, how true


20 posted on 05/15/2007 6:35:22 AM PDT by beebuster2000 (choice is not not peace or war, but small war now, or big war later masquerading as peace now.)
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To: Badeye
First, they were a couple before he joined the World Bank.

Second, he specifically attempted to deal with this issue before accepting the position.

Third, after he took the position, the ethics board changed position and demanded that she be separated from the World Bank because of the relationship that pre-existed his employment, so she was to be fired because they hired him.

Forth, subordinates negotiated a raise and transfer deal so that she would not be damaged by being forced to leave.

Fifth, as the Chief Executive, the salary committee demanded that he approve the settlement.

Then his enemies immediately started pumping this charge of misconduct, because they don't want him there.

The whole deal is a framed up crock of crap. At some point there is no way to do something right.

In the mean time, the rest of the Board of the World Bank are happily lining their own pockets.

34 posted on 05/15/2007 7:31:16 AM PDT by dalight
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