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Fanusie, Yaya I hope you doing well health-wise. Thanks for correcting the Salutation. About Patrick: it is neither his fault that he is being paid from the wrong fund. These inappropriate fund charges have been the normal practice in the Commission for decades. Thanks. Yaya From: Bower,
Jennifer Ann
Yaya, it appears that this bounced back from your other e-mail address, so I am sending it again. --------------------------------------------------------------------- From: Bower,
Jennifer Ann Yaya, this is the third time I have tried to send this e-mail. I keep having problems with the system I am on. I have been out of the office, as you may know for several weeks because of an illness. Back for a short time, and then off again. I have not been able to get back to you, but I had planned to say the following. There was no intended slight as I have never experienced a union requiring a title - this is brand new to me. So here is what I can do:
After thinking about your request I decided that this is what I could do. In the future, all union correspondence to you will be sent with your union title. The most recent correspondence will remain as it is, but this e-mail will validate that it was sent to you in your capacity as a union representative (I did not notice your title at the end of your e-mail). I will not resend the letter as I have no clerical support staff and am doing Commission business that is time-consuming and important. I am looking into the issue of Patrick's time is charged, but I will not share it with you until you turn in the proper request. As for the other issues. You have incorrect facts. I am not a governor appointee.
If you trun in the proper request for information about where Patrick;s hours are charged, the Commisssion will gladly respond. --------------------------------------------------------------------- From: Beauregard,
John Bruce Jennifer: Yaya sent this to my email address and asked if I could forward it to you as the rightful recipient. Thank you. Bruce Beauregard From: Yaya Fanusie
[mailto:saigobe@lanset.com] Ms. Bower: It is in your interest to visit the Concerned Staff Committee's website. Please visit www.americawhatnow.com Read as much as you could because you would understand that you will be in our next issue. I do not know which fool at the CPUC wrote that letter you sent to me about my allegation that Patrick McDermott's salary is paid out of PUCTRA FUNDS. I bet they want to get rid of you because they knew your letter would force me to discard the Union Hat and take matter up with the Concerned Staff Committee. It is rumored at the CPUC that you were sent to Commission by the Governor's office. If that is correct then you better make damned sure that Patrick McDermott is being paid from the APPROPRIATE FUNDS FOR HIS ACTIVITIES. You would not want the Governor to be embarrassed by mid October. To be frank with you I was going to ignore the Puctra Funds problems in the Commission but Patrick McDermott pissed me off. Do not get me wrong; I am a supporter of Arnold's reform movement. But that is no reason to overlook mismanagement, corruption and fraud in State Bureaucracies. Many in top management are dishonest and incompetent. We intend to make the governor act against them because if he does not we go public and he would look bad for the special elections in November. Look instead of the bullcrap letter you sent to me, you should have advised Richard Clark about the implication for his tenure at the Commission when funds under his jurisdiction are being unlawfully and inappropriately misdirected. Even though he is not aware of it. But he should be because as Director if he is competent he has to ask and verify that Funds of his Division are used for what they were mandated for. As Human Resources Director you are responsible to establish that work activities are aligned to proper funds. Fund(Governmental)Accounting requires that. This is just a tip. Don't forget
now: visit www.americawhatnow.com Yaya Fanusie,.
Ph.D
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