Bell Atlantic officials denied that the company had done anything improper, although an administrative law judge with the National Labor Relations Board ruled that the company's decision to raise co-payments on doctor visits was an unfair labor practice.
The audit of the commission, a city department that has 40 employees and an annual budget of $10.2 million, concluded that a general lack of oversight contributed to problems that include irregularities in its grant programs and the improper use of administrative money.
Schools and consulting firms operate in "an environment of opportunism," filing "improper Medicaid claims for administrative activities" without providing appropriate services to needy children, the report said.
The basketball coach, Kevin Broadus, was placed on paid administrative leave after improper contract with two recruits.
This chapter discusses ways to secure the administrative process because improper use of administrative tools can introduce security vulnerabilities.
The ruling came after an N.L.R.B. administrative law judge found improper conduct in the original election last October.
His departure followed by a few days the resignations of Transport Minister John Sharp, who allegedly filed the improper claims, and David Jull, minister for administrative services, who was accused of failing to report them.
He had his security clearance yanked and placed on administrative leave for alleged improper use of a flash drive in a secure computer, effectively ending a 35-year career working for the Marines.
Is Administrative Law Unlawful?
From 1967 to 2014, seven officers racked up more than 100 complaints, according to the Tribune, which range from civilian grievances, such as excessive force, unlawful arrest or verbal abuse, to administrative no-nos, like drinking on the job or improper maintenance of police equipment.
