Audit finds UMDNJ spent big on cell phone service for terminated employees
From Sunshine Review
May 3, 2009
[edit] Audit finds UMDNJ spent big on cell phone service for terminated employees
"The state's medical university, which spends more than $1 million a year for pagers and cellular phones, cannot account for many of them, according to a confidential internal audit.
The auditors, whose report was obtained by The Star-Ledger, found the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey was paying for cell phones still held by terminated employees, and also was paying for expanded services -- such as cell phone picture messaging -- that the auditors questioned. Their report also said the university is not tracking personal phone usage by its employees -- a violation of Internal Revenue Service regulations."
[edit] External links
- Star Ledger, Audit finds UMDNJ spent big on cell phone service for terminated employees, May 3, 2009
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