January 16, 2013 - Texas Workforce Commission
January 16, 2013 - Texas Workforce Commission
January 16, 2013 - Texas Workforce Commission
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4<br />
1 responsibility for the TCHR, it has been an escalating<br />
2 nose-dive.<br />
3 I have been telling you for the last 10<br />
4 years that this is the direct consequences of inept<br />
5 management from the bottom to the top. You are on the<br />
6 third director, and things have never been worse,<br />
7 partly because <strong>Commission</strong>ers have consistently hired<br />
8 the unqualified and are those with clearly<br />
9 demonstrated bias toward common employees and<br />
10 complainants.<br />
11 The current director has the position as<br />
12 a -- a result of expressing his bias publicly and<br />
13 consequently being required to find other employment.<br />
14 Of three directors since 2003, lack the knowledge<br />
15 and/or ability and interest in properly complying with<br />
<strong>16</strong> HUD and EEOC contracts and rules or even the TCHR Act.<br />
17 What's going on? <strong>Commission</strong>ers hired them. What does<br />
18 this say about <strong>Commission</strong>ers' commitment to preventing<br />
19 discriminatory employment and housing practices in<br />
20 <strong>Texas</strong>?<br />
21 Neither the former director nor the<br />
22 current one really had much of a chance to succeed<br />
23 because they were forced to rely on a<br />
24 second-in-command manager with much less education,<br />
25 experience, or ability. Because of this manager's