CNN deceptive head lines

[TaxmanHog]

CNN (communist news network) is upto ol tricks of outrageousness:gun:

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Stolen U.S. property reward program squashed (http://money.cnn.com/2009/12/02/news/economy/Issa_Bureau_of_Engraving_Printing/index.htm) which mentions nothing about THEFT of US Government Property.:rofl

[TaxmanHog]

Note some background in this resources concept, even in the IRS, personal desktop printers are reserved for a select few !managers, executives, analysts & front line Field employees who maintain an alternate work-site (possibly at home).

It's thought the general front line employees in a office environment should be able to optimize hardware resources by using a group network printer 15/1 ratio.

Because executives & managers deal with sensitive employee matters it is appropriate for them to have individual desktop printers in their offices.

For field employees, who prepare work & correspondence for delivery on TP case contacts which could happen direct from the home office, tat it's more efficient & convenient than returning to a central office just to pick up prints from the network printers.

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The Story above did not elaborate on whether or not abusive delegation of hardware was the root issue, if so, I do NOT think the headline is warranted in any way.!!

[MYCAR47562]

hahahaha taxman you stole your printer didn't you

[synseer]

Wow...now that is just stupid. An incentive to return property that's not yours to begin with...unf***ing believeable. Can you imagine if the military did something like that??? Service members in possession of government property whether at home or forward deployed for operational stuff, are signed for it and responsible for maintaining it in working order and returning it. They fail to do either, they get charged for it...money out of their pay. These guys should follow the military example.

[coolbreeze]

Heaven forbid a headline that shows incompetence in "Obama's federal government.

So much waste. Unreal.

[Motive]

Wow...now that is just stupid. An incentive to return property that's not yours to begin with...unf***ing believeable. Can you imagine if the military did something like that???

Yeah, there'd be a ton of half used up pens being returned overnight. :D

[synseer]

Yeah, there'd be a ton of half used up pens being returned overnight. :D

No there wouldn't...pens, like toilet paper, is a consumeable upon use item; not required to return those. :rolleyes:

[The G]

:D....

[Remphoto]

We had a cfo one time who went to each branch to inventory paperclips--thought we used too many. True story.

[The G]

We had a cfo one time who went to each branch to inventory paperclips--thought we used too many. True story.
and he makes the big bucks to do that ?

[Motive]

conducting inventory on paperclips, now that's cost effective.

[TaxmanHog]

hahahaha taxman you stole your printer didn't you

Technically, NO, it was purchased & installed at my OFFICE work Station under the clear premise that it facilitates my type of work interaction, which is mostly on the phone with other revenue officers assisting them with debugging & perfecting their case work.

If I desire to work at home, I am free to bring it to the house & use it there, what ever increases my uptime availability & productivity, (rather than running back & forth to the printer every ten minutes between service calls).

Not that the exercise would not hurt me, but my through-put efficiency on calls would be hampered.:rofl

I the eyes of teh network printer nazi's I should not have this printer and should bite the bullet & run around like schiken wit my head cut off, Fkn Idiots!!!:gun:

[MYCAR47562]

lol makes sense

[Jeb]

Why not just audit the year end sprint to spend millions and then change the law to allow incentive to return unused or saved money to the treasury! The system promotes waste instead of promoting thrift!

[TaxmanHog]

Shooting fish in a bucket.

[TaxmanHog]

Defending Bureaucrats (http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?id=6341053n&tag=related;photovideo)

[HoldHard]

Almost as bad as MSNBC (another O shill) article that headlined "22 minutes for a Concealed Weapon Permit". Link (http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/35839541/)

You had to read through fifteen paragraphs to find that he completed the paperwork in 22 minutes and then had to wait another 4 weeks.

But let's not get the facts involved in the story. And people wonder why all these mouthpieces are called liars....

HH