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caught up with him? detective garcia quickly began to find out how much nick s leatherneck exterior had rubbed people the wrong way. jeff johnson was h. r. director at marana aerospace. i did have some exit interviews that people complained of how nick talked to them. except the way nick talked to them was kind of what nick was being paid for. correct. which was, let s go. get the job done and get it done on time and on budget. he was brought in to sort of be the hammer. exactly right. but when you re hired to be a hammer, sometimes everything and everyone starts looking like a nail. feels to me like maybe there are a lot of people you might want to be talking to at the office. yes. the list was very long. a lot of them had petty grievances, like a safety inspector named james lapan. it s just we never got along is the thing. lapan told investigators nick had given him a hard time for parking his car in a

CNN The Lead With Jake Tapper June 4, 2024 21:51:00

seven candidates. in 2020, of december, six have already quit. a recent survey shows police retirement rates up 45% for every 100 officers. resignation rates increased 18% between april 2020 and the end of march. now, asheville police declined multiple requests from cnn to talk about the vacancies, shag quote, we are shifting our focus to the future and how we can retain our current officers and recruit high caliber applicants. but according to public comments from the chief, a lack of support and poor pay are commonly cited in exit interviews. it s tough all over. it s not just here. we ve got to address what we can, as a community, and we ve got to support our police officers. we ve got to pay them appropriately. asheville, one of the most expensive cities in the state to live in, was paying most police trainees a starting salary of around $36,000, and officers just over 37,000. the city council just approved

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Whistleblowers And The Exit Interview | Thomas Fox

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: I moderated a Keynote Panel Thursday at the Ethics & Compliance Initiative’s (ECI) 2021 IMPACT Conference. On the panel were Greg Keating, partner at Epstein Becker Green, Dr. Kyle Welch, Assistant Professor at George Washington University and Dr. Pat Harned, CEO of ECI.  Our topic was whistleblowers, recent reports on whistleblower activity over the past year and whistleblower retaliation. Interestingly, Dr. Welch and Keating suggested that one of the key areas to obtain whistleblowing and other reporting information is in the exit interview. Moreover, the exit interview can be a further mechanism to operationalize compliance. This type of interview is used when someone voluntarily departs from a company, as opposed to a lay-off or reduction in force exercise. Typically departing employees are more willing to share about their experiences, concerns and issues which led to their employment departure.

MSNBC MSNBC Live With Ali Velshi September 10, 2019 19:02:00

secretary of defense, myself, the chief of staff and many others. so, we re still trying to lay out what transpired here, joining me now from the white house, nbc s hans nichols. trump said he fired bolton. bolton said he resigned. what do these dueling narratives tell us. reporter: they tell us this story is not over. we may be hearing from john bolton his version of events. of all that we ve heard from the cabinet, very few have given candid exit interviews on why 93 left. we may get that from bolton. just to recap the last three hours. about three hours ago the president had that bombshell tweet on twitter. firing his national security adviser. and then the national security adviser saying i resigned myself. i told the president i d sleep on it. there were multiple disagreements, there was a whole range of issues they weren t on the same page on. we know most recently they clashed on this idea of whether

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