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Judi Lynn

(160,530 posts)
Sat Feb 4, 2017, 05:09 AM Feb 2017

The Latest: Seattle port CEO secretly gave himself pay raise

Source: Associated Press

Updated 8:20 pm, Friday, February 3, 2017


SEATTLE (AP) — The Latest on the resignation of the Port of Seattle's chief executive (all times local):

6:10 p.m.

Documents released by the Port of Seattle show that CEO Ted Fick, who resigned Wednesday, secretly gave himself a $24,500 raise, inappropriately accepted gifts for travel and sporting events and potentially directed port business to his father's company.

The Port of Seattle released the information found in Ted Fick's most recent performance review Friday afternoon. Fick had been port CEO for less than three years.

Documents say Fick gave himself the raise, on top of his $350,000 salary, as part of a one-time payment of about $4.7 million to port workers after commission approval. That action is now under scrutiny after an audit determined the port had illegally given that payment.

Read more: http://www.chron.com/news/us/article/The-Latest-Seattle-port-CEO-secretly-gave-10907596.php



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The Latest: Seattle port CEO secretly gave himself pay raise (Original Post) Judi Lynn Feb 2017 OP
Dude was making $350K a year lapfog_1 Feb 2017 #1
I was in the military for 35 years OnlinePoker Feb 2017 #2
Looks like he's straight out of Fargo. meadowlander Feb 2017 #3

lapfog_1

(29,204 posts)
1. Dude was making $350K a year
Sat Feb 4, 2017, 05:13 AM
Feb 2017

and risked it all to steal $24,500.

Stupid. Just stupid.

If you are going to commit white collar crime, do it big and make a plan to get away with it.

OnlinePoker

(5,719 posts)
2. I was in the military for 35 years
Sat Feb 4, 2017, 09:07 AM
Feb 2017

You wouldn't believe the number of people charged with padding their expense claims. They risked everything for an extra $100. It was nuts.

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