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04-17-2020, 09:32 PM #11UnregisteredGuest
On any given day 98.45 % of licensees follow the law. Our job isn't to put people out of business with an EOS. Our job is to educate and guide with the goal of compliance. We can't waste time worrying about who has gotten an EOS. There are good people in this agency making that decision. You should respect that. Stay in your lane brah.
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04-17-2020, 11:06 PM #12UnregisteredGuest
Uh huh
Oh, so our job is to educate. I guess we are the Bureau of Education now. I’m in my lane, are you?
Simple fact is that good people do good things here, yes. I do respect that a lot. You should also respect a genuine concern.
Simple fact is that we SHOULD educate and guide in all instances. But, when someone refused to comply, the agency also has to have the balls to finally act. If you can’t cede that, then you don’t belong here.
If the news, the Governor’s Office, or a places competitors found out and published the fact that our agency refused to take action on those who fail to comply after repeated warnings… we have a serious problem. Who are we doing a favor if we allow repeated non-compliance of an order that’s supposed to protect citizens? I’m in no hurry to act, unless we have already done the education and guidance and a place refuses.
Fact is simple, an ISII can do everything being asked of Agents right now. With a place that continues to be out of compliance and the agency won’t even allow an EOS… why bother with people that arrest folks? If arrests won’t ever be necessary again, why sworn? The danger? From what? Papercuts? We don’t force hands, so it won’t be dangerous to stroke a notice.
Best of luck with those blinders on.
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04-18-2020, 03:07 AM #13UnregisteredGuest
For the first time in my career I am happy to be doing something that no agency in this state is doing. Meeting with our licensees and sharing their experiences during this pandemic and providing guidance. Sure every other agency can see if stores are selling to underage during normal times but where are they now hunkering down working remotely and frankly not doing anything. You guys just got served on this event and that is probably why your badge doesnt say special agent. Chomp at the bit to go back to retail thefts and speeding tickets good for you.
ABT Special Agent
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04-18-2020, 03:18 PM #14UnregisteredGuest
If anyone thinks we are doing anything but getting stats for Qlik then you need to open your eyes.
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04-18-2020, 05:41 PM #15UnregisteredGuest
Enough whining about things you can't control. Qlik, Clack or whatever you call it doesn't matter. YOU are required to work and in most cases produce something to warrant your salary. I don't care how tasks, widgets or anything else is tracked. If you want to continue doing nothing, complain about having to wash your free clothes, whine about not having N95's, gloves, sanitizer, moan about working after dark, weekends maybe Qlik is what this agency needs. This administration isn't playing with those that want to be a standout for all the wrong reasons. Do your job and be thankful you have one. Furlough and layoffs are possible. Try to keep the radar off yourself, shut up and get to work.
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04-18-2020, 09:39 PM #16UnregisteredGuest
Oh, so our job is to educate. I guess we are the Bureau of Education now. I’m in my lane, are you?
Simple fact is that good people do good things here, yes. I do respect that a lot. You should also respect a genuine concern.
Simple fact is that we SHOULD educate and guide in all instances. But, when someone refused to comply, the agency also has to have the balls to finally act. If you can’t cede that, then you don’t belong here.
If the news, the Governor’s Office, or a places competitors found out and published the fact that our agency refused to take action on those who fail to comply after repeated warnings… we have a serious problem. Who are we doing a favor if we allow repeated non-compliance of an order that’s supposed to protect citizens? I’m in no hurry to act, unless we have already done the education and guidance and a place refuses.
Fact is simple, an ISII can do everything being asked of Agents right now. With a place that continues to be out of compliance and the agency won’t even allow an EOS… why bother with people that arrest folks? If arrests won’t ever be necessary again, why sworn? The danger? From what? Papercuts? We don’t force hands, so it won’t be dangerous to stroke a notice.
Best of luck with those blinders on.
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04-18-2020, 09:45 PM #17UnregisteredGuest
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04-18-2020, 11:00 PM #18UnregisteredGuest
I don’t even log complaints after hearing we are not arresting or issuing EO’s what’s the point.
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04-19-2020, 12:13 AM #19UnregisteredGuest
The ones of you who don’t die off from Covid will be non-sworn soon. IS-3’s
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04-19-2020, 12:48 AM #20UnregisteredGuest
When they converted sworn to non in the last big ISII push, they let agents keep their salary. I bet that won't happen this time.
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