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Posted on February 8, 2007 6:29 PM
One guy in Hartford maybe should have invested in a computer at home instead of being a little too dumb about forwarding naughty emails at work. Timothy Kulish experience the rare event of being an embedded government employee who actually got fired from his job.
He managed to get on the express loop for firing. There is one taboo that men cannot cross in the workplace, and that's sexual harassment. Tiny Tim got accused of sexual harassment, and he probably made matters worse by accusing those investigating him of having an agenda to get him at all costs.
Scary, isn't it? Well they got him. Here's what he had to say about the email he forwarded...
As for misusing state computers, Kulish admitted that he may have forwarded inappropriate photographs in e-mails, but said that "if they were to go on anyone's computer they could find an inappropriate e-mail if they wanted to." He said he never visited a pornographic website with his work computer.I don't think he's getting a farewell potluck from the staff. Note to my readers: "everyone else does it" is not going to save your job if you get busted.
"They're taking the broadest view of each of these particular policies and using it to their advantage," he said.
Several employees complained to the agency's affirmative action unit that Kulish favored and promoted employees, including a subordinate he had an affair with, and created a hostile work environment where employees feared speaking up.
Fired, Timothy Kurlish
"Several employees complained to the agency's affirmative action unit that Kulish favored and promoted employees, including a subordinate he had an affair with, and created a hostile work environment where employees feared speaking up."
This guy must have the Dunder Mifflin management handbook.
Posted on: February 9, 2007 10:46 AM