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Previously on "You really couldn't make it up...."

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  • northernladuk
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    Don't worry, they are resourcing the scapegoat now...

    http://forums.contractoruk.com/accou...tice-role.html

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  • tractor
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    ...

    Originally posted by CloudWalker View Post
    I've worked in local government before and I'm not surprised.
    I remember one customer had an encrypted memory stick with the password taped to it "in case she forgot"
    The only time I have worked with local government, I had a ruddy outdoor complexion that came from constantly facepalming the whole of every working day!

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  • CloudWalker
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    I've worked in local government before and I'm not surprised.
    I remember one customer had an encrypted memory stick with the password taped to it "in case she forgot"

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  • Mich the Tester
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    Originally posted by tractor View Post
    What is the point of fining a government department?
    To maintain the appearance of doing something. I ask the same question when huge banks are fined because of fraud committed by their employees, as with the Libor fraud, instead of jut prosecuting the individuals who committed crimes; the people who suffer are the low end employees whose jobs are cut to pay the fine, and the customers who see service going downhill (amazingly, it can still go a lot further downhill when you think it's reached rock bottom).

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  • tractor
    started a topic You really couldn't make it up....

    You really couldn't make it up....

    Ministry of Justice fined over prison data loss

    What is the point of fining a government department? Ridiculous.

    Individuals who are responsible should be taken to task and sacked/fined if it's a criminal breach.

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