MTA worker suspended for moonlighting as adjunct professor for 4 years, supervisors fired

Jahaza · Aug 9, 2024

MTA worker suspended for moonlighting as adjunct professor for 4 years, supervisors fired
A Metropolitan Transportation Authority computer specialist was suspended — and two of her supervisors fired — after an investigation uncovered that she had been working a second job as an adjunct professor during her MTA work hours for four years, according to the transit agency’s watchdog.

The unidentified employee served a 30-day suspension after MTA Inspector General Daniel Cort’s office launched an investigation in October 2022 following a complaint from another MTA worker. The probe found that the employee had been moonlighting as an adjunct professor for an unnamed school since the spring of 2020 without receiving the necessary approvals by the MTA.

The worker taught classes both in person, and remotely, sometimes using an MTA-issued computer, and mostly during her MTA work hours, according to Cort’s office.
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MichaelGates · Aug 9, 2024

Let me guess, he was an ethics professor.

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