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Antarctic Discussion / Re: Current State Of Affairs
« on: February 10, 2009, 08:24:45 AM »
I'll try to obtain a copy of it and see if I can send it your way or post it somewhere.  Pretty sure it's in digital format but not sure of the size of the file.

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Antarctic Discussion / Re: Current State Of Affairs
« on: February 10, 2009, 03:19:10 AM »
...station management called an urgent all-hands meeting and, as I understand it, wagged the corporate finger at everyone for our collective moral failure...

Anyone got video of this meeting?

Oh yeah, there's at least one full length video.  There is talk of doing some creative editing and making a movie on what not to do if you are in management.  Might be coming soon to a youtube near you...  ;)

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Antarctic Discussion / Re: Current State Of Affairs
« on: February 10, 2009, 03:15:24 AM »
I thought Raytheon just got a new extension.

Nope, not yet, Thank god!  The contract is up for bid and while RPSC will be re-bidding, popular consensus is that they won't get it renewed.  Yay!

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Antarctic Discussion / Re: Current State Of Affairs
« on: February 10, 2009, 01:04:34 AM »
The Fun Jell (TM) event was held in the garage supply warehouse, which was K's workcenter.  You don't need permission to enter your own workcenter and with the lack of other venues to do anything in, workcenters after-hours are the usual places to hang out and hold events.  I didn't hear anything about the IG (there's usually a lot more hullaballoo when the IG office comes to town, lots of cleaning and organizing of buildings,) K's supervisor just said that it was him and two people from the NSF doing walk-throughs.  When they walked into the building, there were two pallets of neatly stacked mattresses, one food waste bin full of red Fun Jell(TM), and about 3 bottles and 12 empty cans stashed in corners.  No beer or alcohol was provided so there was only what people brought from the Waste Barn workcenter party.  Definitely not "half-empty beer bottles and cans everywhere amongst the jello(TM) flingings" because there were no "jello(TM) flingings."  The "jello(TM) flingings" were all caught by the plastic that was lining the walls and floors, which had already been properly disposed of the night before.  There was a bit of Fun Jell(TM) on the mattresses and, obviously, in the food waste bin.  It was "Safety First" all the way, even down to not driving the pickle that night to finish clean-up and move the food waste and mattresses out because everyone had had a drink.
He was fired for disruptive behavior because they had no other legitimate reason to fire him.  The real problem was that no one in management or HR could state the real reason he was fired.  At the all hands meeting, the area manager said that it was because of the jello wrestling.  At the night shift all hands meeting later that same day he stated that it was because K didn't have a party pack.  The area manager didn't even have the cohones to tell K in person that he was being fired.  We are still trying to figure out how jello wrestling is immoral!?! 
The only "rule" K broke that could be sited was that he hosted an unauthorized event.  At the most, it should have been a written warning, it didn't warrant termination, especially not to a level 5 employee.




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Antarctic Discussion / Current State Of Affairs
« on: February 05, 2009, 04:47:00 AM »
Is anyone else not so kosher about whats going on and how things here are being handled?  Duffy and the moral police?  Taking, taking, taking but no giving back?  Anyone?

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