Stephen Moyer told state officials Wednesday the department lacks administrative measures needed to prevent people with some "pretty outrageous" charges from working in the department, which has about 11,000 employees.
Moyer urged the Board of Public Works to eliminate 63 human resources jobs in the department and reorganize the division to make it more centralized.
The board ended up deferring the request to study ways to accommodate employees slated to lose their jobs who do not face charges.
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This sounds like the union has a choke hold on the process.
Not much difference these days in the big house between the people on either side of the cages.
Clean house Gov. Hogan. I'm guessing lots of owemalley affirmative action hires?
Put military personnel in charge of prisons.
Criminals watching criminals. Prison and Jail is no longer a punishment, it's a vacation for professional criminals. This country has no standards of conduct and punishment. The justice system looks the other way, and could care less.
Real nice comments from the uninformed.
Think about this. Is the reason that 253 people have been arrested because these people are all criminals? Or is the real reason because so many B.S. laws have been passed we are all on the brink of being criminals for one reason or another.
Use your brains for something besides occupying space between your ears.
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