Don’t think we need any more proof that the big government bureaucracy is out of control. From Fox News: The Environmental Protection Agency was forced to pay $55,000 to get an employee to retire because the EPA was unable to fire him, even though he was a convicted child molester who also imitated a police […]

via ‘Stunning’: EPA had to pay $55K to get child molester to retire — Fellowship of the Minds

Reblogged on kommonsentsjane/blogkommonsents.

It looks like Congress needs to review all of the departments in the government’s policies for firing standards.  When you are required to pay someone to resign when the person was convicted of being a child molester and someone who imitated a police officer – I believe the government has a problem.

The company that I worked for had certain standards in which an employee had to adhere to and if any were broken the employee was immediately asked to resign or be fired on the spot – no ifs, no ands, and no buts.  If you committed a crime  and were found guilty – firing was immediate.  Why does the government always tie their own hands on such a simple decision?

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