The Vendor ID issue seems to be most relevant here from the standpoint of management of public money.
I work in the private sector and if I want a payment of more than $5k to be issued (even to one of our venders) you need sign off from at least 2 people.
Have you contested the denial of vendor info from your foia with the Attorney General?
Don’t they have to give cite some part of the statute when denying info?
Doesn’t surprise me if it’s connected to alumni relations. It’s not a well run operation — they have totally outdated practices. How did a teacher with no advancement or alumni relations experience even get that job?
The Vendor ID issue seems to be most relevant here from the standpoint of management of public money.
I work in the private sector and if I want a payment of more than $5k to be issued (even to one of our venders) you need sign off from at least 2 people.
Have you contested the denial of vendor info from your foia with the Attorney General?
Don’t they have to give cite some part of the statute when denying info?
Doesn’t surprise me if it’s connected to alumni relations. It’s not a well run operation — they have totally outdated practices. How did a teacher with no advancement or alumni relations experience even get that job?