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#1744 ATF's EEO Tricks
Posted by Hiram A on 08 March 2011 - 08:40 PM in General ATF Current Affairs, News, Policies, Scuttlebutt, etc.
This is Hiram reporting to you live for Clean Up ATF from Washington, DC!!!!
#1175 CNN UPDATE
Posted by Hiram A on 28 October 2010 - 07:11 PM in Archived Posts
#1174 Hiram Andrades v. Department of Justice (ATF)
Posted by Hiram A on 28 October 2010 - 07:07 PM in Archived Posts
#1173 Special Agent NEEDS OUR HELP
Posted by Hiram A on 28 October 2010 - 06:50 PM in Archived Posts
#993 Mummies, is our name going to change to ATFEM?
Posted by Hiram A on 19 September 2010 - 06:48 PM in Archived Posts
Hiram, you missed the point. This is a serious issue. Maybe not top of the list but when agents are begging f0r help, support and equipment and our leadership can dedicate time and resources to a "publicity stunt" and then post it as a top story to our intraweb it is an "in your face" insult to every agent at ATF who is trying. You have complained of ATF mismangement and this is another example of why you and many others are in the situation they are in. If they put as much effort into your complaint and issues as they have into the mummy then your business would be settled. This is an example of the top to bottom ineptness of management.
I agree with you this is a serious issue and it should be at the top of any manager or supervisor's list.
The point that I was trying to make was that it should not be compared to the recent news on the intraweb. The hard working people in that directorate have their job to do and have a budget to do it with. In my view we are comparing apples and oranges.
We should be critical of the lack of help, support and equipment but not the mummy news. The mummy news? Come on, I think that we can do better than that. I don't think that we should be critical of the Bureau's every move.
The cover-ups, clear violations of laws, regulations and directives should be exposed at every turn. This is what I support. Where does it say that they can't show case that software and reconstruct a mummy?
As to the reason that I find myself in the position that I do, like many others that are in the same position (as I have found out thru this site), we are not going to put up with a lot of "nonsense and bullshit!"
This Hiram Andrades reporting to you live for Clean Up ATF.org
#989 ATF's EEO Tricks
Posted by Hiram A on 19 September 2010 - 10:29 AM in General ATF Current Affairs, News, Policies, Scuttlebutt, etc.
#988 Grapevine
Posted by Hiram A on 19 September 2010 - 10:21 AM in General ATF Current Affairs, News, Policies, Scuttlebutt, etc.
First Hello. New to the forum. Have many friends in ATF and strong desire to come on myself. Currently GL11 with USSS. Been trying for a long long while for ATF. Disturbing what I read here. My name was recently submitted to the "targeted recruitment" in two different divisions, Nashville and Atlanta. Didn't go anywhere because "I do not currently reside in either district". Total BS. i didn't get it because I am not a minority! I had nearly 10 years experience with a state investigative agency in Georgia where I had extensive experience in dope and violent crimes prior to USSS.
I will not be posting much of anything on here as i'm not on the inside, and can't contribute as such, but I will keep lurking and reading. Thanks to ya'll on here trying to make the agency a better place.
This was not minority recruiting, as so many of us thought. I was under the same impression. This was targeted recruiting as has already been stated here. There is a difference.
This was a list of names recommended by each district as you call them.
#987 Mummies, is our name going to change to ATFEM?
Posted by Hiram A on 19 September 2010 - 10:13 AM in Archived Posts
#986 Hiram Andrades v. Department of Justice (ATF)
Posted by Hiram A on 19 September 2010 - 10:09 AM in Archived Posts
#958 Hiram Andrades v. Department of Justice (ATF)
Posted by Hiram A on 12 September 2010 - 08:45 AM in Archived Posts
#920 Grapevine
Posted by Hiram A on 24 August 2010 - 09:45 PM in General ATF Current Affairs, News, Policies, Scuttlebutt, etc.
#888 Suggestions for the Acting Deputy Director
Posted by Hiram A on 08 August 2010 - 04:58 AM in Archived Posts
#887 Hiram Andrades v. Department of Justice (ATF)
Posted by Hiram A on 08 August 2010 - 04:27 AM in Archived Posts
#809 Hiram Andrades v. Department of Justice (ATF)
Posted by Hiram A on 26 June 2010 - 10:15 AM in Archived Posts
#795 Hiram Andrades v. Department of Justice (ATF)
Posted by Hiram A on 17 June 2010 - 01:56 AM in Archived Posts
#618 Hiram Andrades v. Department of Justice (ATF)
Posted by Hiram A on 23 May 2010 - 10:37 AM in Archived Posts
#599 Hiram Andrades v. Department of Justice (ATF)
Posted by Hiram A on 17 May 2010 - 09:33 PM in Archived Posts
#585 Hiram Andrades v. Department of Justice (ATF)
Posted by Hiram A on 15 May 2010 - 07:50 AM in Archived Posts
#572 Hiram Andrades v. Department of Justice (ATF)
Posted by Hiram A on 12 May 2010 - 02:22 PM in Archived Posts
The agency (which is code for Chief counsels Office), is notorious for ignoring the law and dragging out complaints with the sole intent of #1 covering retaliatory acts by management, and #2 creating legals expenses and grief for its dedicated employees.To Hiram and others who have been exposed to these games. Be advised: the fact that you challenge them, and when they are CAUGHT, they reverse the prohibited personnel practice and give you what you had originally asked for DOES NOT exempt them from liability. SEE
BURLINGTON NORTHERN AND SANTA FE RAILWAY
COMPANY, PETITIONER v. SHEILA WHITE
on writ of certiorari to the united states court of
appeals for the sixth circuit
[June 22, 2006]
No. 05-259.?Argued April 17, 2006--Decided June 22, 2006
Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 forbids employment
discrimination based on "race, color, religion, sex, or
national origin," 42 U. S. C. §2000e-2(a), and its
anti-retaliation provision forbids "discriminat[ion] against"
an employee or job applicant who, inter alia, has "made a
charge, testified, assisted, or participated in" a Title VII
proceeding or investigation, §2000e-3(a)
It CLEARLY states that just because the agency reverses its bad acts when the complainant is nipping at their heels, does not negate the fact that they took the act in the first place.
Thank you Doc! I appreciate your information.
Thanks,
Hiram
#561 Hiram Andrades v. Department of Justice (ATF)
Posted by Hiram A on 09 May 2010 - 08:43 AM in Archived Posts
#519 Hiram Andrades v. Department of Justice (ATF)
Posted by Hiram A on 29 April 2010 - 03:56 AM in Archived Posts
#505 Hiram Andrades v. Department of Justice (ATF)
Posted by Hiram A on 20 April 2010 - 08:22 PM in Archived Posts
Hiram,
Thank you for having the courage to come forward. I am a ATF-San Juan Alum and I have heard your name before. I do not think that any of us are asking for too much when we ask to go to work and do our 10 hours in a professional environment. All we want to do are our jobs and go home to enjoy our families. I felt safer on the streets of San Juan (highest crime rate in the US) than I did in my office with the unprofessional and illegal conduct that was going on in the office. I hope that someone with some authority will see this reappearing pattern of the same abuse of authority, lying, and fraud waste and abuse allegations. We need more people to come forward and tell the truth otherwise the bad employees will win. There is a quote that goes something along the lines of, there is a cost to make change and there is just as much of a cost to leave things the same. You get the gist of the quote. If we are going to live with stress, lets have the stress serve a positive purpose-CHANGE. Then and only then will ATF actually be one of the top 10 places to work in the Federal government.
Regards
Adam
Hey Adam,
The Puerto Rico assignment is and was rough. I believe that a professional environment is what I demand. I do not believe there are any winners or losers in this. When ATF does not act in the best interest of the citizens of the United States, we all lose. Taxpayers dollars are being wasted to protect the guilty at ATF and this should not be. The rules apply to some and not to all the same way. I hope to see the day when everyone is treated fairly and in a decent manner.
I have a deposition on the 28th of April, 2010. I will keep you and everyone else posted.
The ATF EEO Office finally responded to my emails. I had to include the head of DOJ's EEO Office. I filed a formal complaint October 15th, 2009 and it is still pending before the EEOC for acceptance. I do not believe that. I have no other choice but to take action.
I can appreciate your quote. It is oh so true.
Thanks for the post and your words of encouragement!
Best Regards,
Hiram
#443 Hiram Andrades v. Department of Justice (ATF)
Posted by Hiram A on 09 April 2010 - 02:15 AM in Archived Posts
Stop sounding so surprised. They didnt shut down access to this site for no reason. Mr. Melson and especially Ms. Loos know that they are being exposed. If you were thinking the EEOC Office was independant and impartial, then maybe you should place your faith in the Ombudsmans Office next. They are circling the wagons. The Ombudsman reports to Mr. Hoover who is not even in the chain of command. They are supposed to report directly to Mr. Melson but previous posts are showing that Mr. Melson WANTS to be kept out of the loop. The only answer at this point is " I didnt know". Per the organizational chart approved by Alberto Gonzalez, Mr. Hoover has no authority and is merely an advisor to the Director, which if you havent noticed we dont have and have not had for over 5 years. Please tell me who is driveing this train? Hard to hold a ghost accountable. If you hadnt noticed, it wasnt ATF who blocked AND is monitoring this site. It is main Justice. Mr. holder, where is the transparency?
Doc, I am not surprised. I am and continue to be shocked at the blatant violation and disregard for federal law. I am and continue to be shocked at the fact that these blatant acts go unpunished. I am and continue to be shocked that Agency officials blatantly and repeatedly violate federal law with no sanctions or consequences. If the laws enforced by the Agency were repeatedly and blatantly violated there would be some action to hold whomever this may be accountable and responsible. It is amazing that there is a double standard for the citizens of America and another for Agency top officials!
#435 Hiram Andrades v. Department of Justice (ATF)
Posted by Hiram A on 06 April 2010 - 07:08 PM in Archived Posts
#411 Hiram Andrades v. Department of Justice (ATF)
Posted by Hiram A on 03 April 2010 - 01:43 PM in Archived Posts
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