Congressman seeks ban to stop federal employees from watching porn all day

[Jackson1647545504]

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/in-the-loop/wp/2014/09/24/congressman-seeks-ban-to-stop-federal-employees-from-watching-porn-all-day/?Post+generic=%3Ftid%3Dsm_twitter_washingtonpost

 

 

In May, the Environmental Protection Agency’s inspector general disclosed that a senior-level employee was caught spending as much as six hours of his day looking at porn. The IG found that the employee had downloaded and viewed more than 7,000 pornographic files. The Justice Department is investigating further for possible prosecution.

 

Four months later, the employee has not been fired and is still collecting government pay, Environment & Energy Publishing reported last week.

 

That prompted Rep. Mark Meadows (R-N.C.) to introduce a bill the day Congress left town to make it a uniform federal government law that employees cannot look at porn at work.

 

[Turbs3000]

It's 'research'

[Lauren]

Is this real life?

[Otis Nice]

Six hours a day?! Carpal tunnel fo' sho'.

 

Be America. Pay taxes so .gov can fap.

[RC K9]

smh

[Mensan]

Sorry Brian

[87GT]

Sorry Brian

 

At least Brian makes funny things like "UFO caught on tape".

[Green Bastard]

That's sad that they have to make a law about porn at work. It's even worse that the other guy still has a job.

[Mensan]

They don't have to make a law. Laws should be reserved for those things that cannot be controlled at lower levels of administration, or when things are out of control. Where was this guys supervisor?

[AngryBMW]

They don't have to make a law. Laws should be reserved for those things that cannot be controlled at lower levels of administration, or when things are out of control. Where was this guys supervisor?

 

I'm going to guess he was golfing...while drinking a latte.

-Marc

[Green Bastard]

They don't have to make a law. Laws should be reserved for those things that cannot be controlled at lower levels of administration, or when things are out of control. Where was this guys supervisor?

 

You're right, I should have said it's sad that someone is trying to make a law because it is an issue.

[o0n8]

That's sad that they have to make a law about porn at work. It's even worse that the other guy still has a job.

 

You would think it would just be a given for the work place, and at the very worst, part of the standard operating procedures. Pretty sure anyone else anywhere else would have been fired on the spot.

 

But hey, Porn might just be the one thing that brings both sides together...

[Nate1647545505]

So, lets be real, senior level is most likely an SES (CIO of types, eq of the General rank)

 

DISA will stop anything related to pr0n, but SES's tend to get special treatment. Must have been using ISP or black.

[Mojoe]

^^Many probably don't understand that.

 

Go ahead and not be at that high level, and try to look at porn at work. You're done. Gone from the system within and hour. Access shut off for you, and your leadership is doing the paperwork on you.