Embattled IRS Plans Employee Bonuses For 2013 Work
Citing the need to boost employee morale, the Internal Revenue Service’s new commissioner said Monday that he will pay out millions of dollars in bonuses to agency employees, reversing a decision his predecessor made to save money amid the sequester budget cuts and other belt-tightening last year.
The agency remains under fire for targeting tea party groups, but Commissioner John Koskinen said the bonuses are needed to retain and attract good employees in a time of cutbacks.
“This is money best spent on our existing employees,” he said in an email to agency employees. “The performance award payouts are in recognition of that great work done in very trying circumstances. I firmly believe that this investment in our employees will directly benefit taxpayers and the tax system.” More
How about downsizing your massive glut. Half of your employees do what the other half are too lazy to do. Take that money and make it a bonus. And, according to Obama, you...as the "commissioner" make too much.
How about downsizing your massive glut. Half of your employees do what the other half are too lazy to do. Take that money and make it a bonus. And, according to Obama, you...as the "commissioner" make too much.
ReplyDeleteImplement FAIR-TAX and put these clowns out of business completely!
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