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WASHINGTON (AP) — The General Services Administration inspector general was told the agency spent as much as $330,000 to move an employee from Denver to Hawaii, an example of millions of dollars wasted in relocation costs.
The latest example of GSA waste to become public came from a transcript of an interview between an inspector general's investigator and an employee who handled relocations.
Read on... http://news.yahoo.com/gsa-spent-millions-relocation-costs-213822608.html
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