Tulsa Not Complying?

[TedKennedy]

https://oklahomawatch.org/2023/06/1...ment-policy-by-hiding-internal-investigation/
Not sure if anyone actually did anything egregious, but a bit of transparency would be good.

 

[Catt57]

https://oklahomawatch.org/2023/06/1...ment-policy-by-hiding-internal-investigation/
Not sure if anyone actually did anything egregious, but a bit of transparency would be good.

If they are hiding it, you have to assume there is a reason....

 

[DRC458]

Something stinks.

 

[ark-and-spark]

Nothing to see here. Move on along.

 

[rickm]

Thats the problem with internal investigations no matter who you work for they are always one sided and the outcome will always protect the employer/ employee unless the employee is in bad standing and they are looking for a reason to fire them without a big law suit on their part and then they will throw the employee under the bus to protect themselves.

 

[mr ed]

Next don't be so kind and just shoot her ass.that what they would do in portland seattle and chicago