Freedom of speach

[Anonymous]

A sales manager(no names will be written)told 8 of her reports on Wed. to stay off this website. She said it did not matter if it was your own internet ownership or if you were just reading what was written. She said if you are caught you will be terminated?

Can she do this?

 

[Anonymous]

A sales manager(no names will be written)told 8 of her reports on Wed. to stay off this website. She said it did not matter if it was your own internet ownership or if you were just reading what was written. She said if you are caught you will be terminated?

Can she do this?

SPEECH

 

[Anonymous]

A sales manager(no names will be written)told 8 of her reports on Wed. to stay off this website. She said it did not matter if it was your own internet ownership or if you were just reading what was written. She said if you are caught you will be terminated?

Can she do this?

 

[Anonymous]

A sales manager(no names will be written)told 8 of her reports on Wed. to stay off this website. She said it did not matter if it was your own internet ownership or if you were just reading what was written. She said if you are caught you will be terminated?

Can she do this?

how about spell

 

[Anonymous]

this person writes like one of those internet scam people

Dear Sir
I am a rich Indian Businessman and need your assistance......

 

[Anonymous]

Key Findings
FDA enforcement actions have declined under the Bush Administration.

The number of warning letters issued by the agency for violations of federal requirements has fallen by over 50%, from 1,154 in 2000 to 535 in 2005, a 15- year low. During the same period, the number of seizures of mislabeled, defective, and dangerous products has declined by 44%. Every center within FDA has experienced a decline in enforcement.

The decline in enforcement does not appear to be the result of increased compliance by
Manufacturers. The number of violations by food and drug manufacturers observed by FDA agents during field inspections has remained relatively constant.

At the request of Rep. Henry A. Waxman (2006), this report examines how the Bush Administration has carried out FDA’s historic enforcement responsibilities. The report is the result of a 15-month investigation that included a review of thousands of pages of internal agency enforcement records.