Post by CMF Newsman on Apr 27, 2012 10:15:58 GMT -5
Managers have concluded that 11 dispatchers repeatedly misused the instant-message feature available to 911 operators at the Hamilton County Emergency Communications District.
They also have confirmed that several been fired, or been suspended without pay. Managers have concluded that 11 dispatchers repeatedly misused the instant-message feature available to 911 operators at the Hamilton County Emergency Communications District.
But Executive Director John Stuermer has declined to name names, or to discuss particulars of the violations until the employees' right-of-appeal process has been finalized.
"My understanding is that they criticized people who worked there, or their superiors," says attorney Jerry Tidwell, who represents two of them women fired.
www.wrcbtv.com/story/17797149/continuing-coverage-911-managers-confirm-firings-suspensions
They also have confirmed that several been fired, or been suspended without pay. Managers have concluded that 11 dispatchers repeatedly misused the instant-message feature available to 911 operators at the Hamilton County Emergency Communications District.
But Executive Director John Stuermer has declined to name names, or to discuss particulars of the violations until the employees' right-of-appeal process has been finalized.
"My understanding is that they criticized people who worked there, or their superiors," says attorney Jerry Tidwell, who represents two of them women fired.
www.wrcbtv.com/story/17797149/continuing-coverage-911-managers-confirm-firings-suspensions