Penn State employee’s lawsuit alleges mismanagement of at least $500K

[Keyser Soze 16802]

Nothing to see here, keep moving on

 

[PSU Mike]

Probably happens all over to a degree. From the story it sounds a little fluffy. University either has some solid evidence the role was already under consideration for the chopping block, or will settle for $20-25k range is my best guess.

 

[JohnJumba]

$500K?

LMAO.... try hundreds of millions.

The money grab.

 

[BobPSU92]

Penn State laughs at $500k. For f*ck’s sake.

 

[Bwifan]

Penn State laughs at $500k. For f*ck’s sake.

Exactly that is 1 season's suite rental in the new section of the stadium....

 

[Alphalion75]

Something smells rotten here.....oh wait that's Philly...

 

[BobPSU92]

Exactly that is 1 season's suite rental in the new section of the stadium....

Besides, you have to have money to mismanage money.

 

[PSUFTG]

The actual lawsuit:

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One should read it before commenting. It is a much deeper set of issues than what can be included in the story linked above. Obviously, they can't link in the entire 10-15 page filing to the story.
The filing portrays a very negative picture of PSU culture and administrative leadership. Obviously, it does not include whatever PSU's response may be, and the "other side of the story" is also important.

 

[Wilbury]

Probably happens all over to a degree. From the story it sounds a little fluffy. University either has some solid evidence the role was already under consideration for the chopping block, or will settle for $20-25k range is my best guess.

Yeah, seems weak at first glance. Sour grapes.

I'm sure every university has issues like this.

 

[razpsu]

There is no mismanagement of spending at schools or in government. It is all and always to be spent!!

 

[Bessmoney]

Rounding.

 

[ThePennsyOracle]

Aglio is a dumbass. No surprises with this one.

 

[LMTLION]

The actual lawsuit:

GetAttachmentById

One should read it before commenting. It is a much deeper set of issues than what can be included in the story linked above. Obviously, they can't link in the entire 10-15 page filing to the story.
The filing portrays a very negative picture of PSU culture and administrative leadership. Obviously, it does not include whatever PSU's response may be, and the "other side of the story" is also important.

PSU leadership may in fact be incompetent, but I would not use the filing of such a lawsuit to form such an opinion. There is always another side of the story.

 

[Nittering Nabob]

Aglio is a dumbass. No surprises with this one.

Who is Aglio? That name doesn't appear in the linked article.