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UGH Fired!!Reply
I got FIRED... Im 35 and never been fired from a job before, guess there is a first time for everything!! Thanks for the numbers I will try them ALL Have a Happy Thanksgiving all!!
Nov 25, 2009, 2:53 pm - melodym34 - Mystical Forum

UGH Fired!!Reply
Melodym34 fired 492 did you get fired or laid off?
Nov 25, 2009, 2:39 pm - luckieStarr - Mystical Forum

Numbers for my dream.
I had a dream I was fired from work without severance. I would need the numbers for fired, work (job), severance (cash or money). Thanks
Jul 28, 2009, 8:16 am - trd1971 - Mystical Forum

How would you end your job after You win the powerball this week.Reply
If the jackpot was small and I could avoid publicity. I would throw a small party for some friends, anyone who likes mexican food and tequila!, at my fayorite mexican food place/bar. Then I would finish the week if I won on a Wed. If I won on a Sat. I would call in sick Monday and never retern. I generally like my job, but not my boss, so I might go in after calling in sick ie:RICH for ONE day. Just knowing I would get fired because I've never been fired. I would love to hear my bosses lecture o
Mar 11, 2008, 12:27 am - petergrfn - Lottery Discussion Forum

Pair arrested for stealing lottery tickets for 3 yearsReply
I can't say if it's really true because no charges were filed, but a former neighbor of mine (not a personal friend) was fired from a local 7-11 for stealing lottery tickets. She denied it. She was never reported for the crime, so that's why I sort of believed her. Plus, why would anyone admit to being fired from a convenient store for stealing? However, I think sometimes employees look at the tickets as some kind of perk or benefit. I'm not saying it's right (of course it isn't!) but there must
Feb 8, 2008, 4:36 pm - justxploring - Lottery News

rebecca paul needs to be firedReply
I'm a big supporter of diversity in the workplace. You say she should be fired, but that is actually the first instinct of poor business management that is plaguing today's business's around the entire world. People are so quick to think that someone should be fired to solve a problem instead of looking at the big picture and finding the ORIGIN of the problem and fixing the problem there. For example, if an employee of 1 year at an organization has been showing poor performance ever since they w
Oct 28, 2007, 9:27 pm - Guru101 - Lottery Discussion Forum

Texas Gov. proposes selling the lotteryReply
I don't believe that is necessarily so at all. Just because the Louisiana lottery was corrupt doesn't mean it would be easy to fix a modern lottery. I also challenge the notion that state employees are inherently more virtuous or altruistic than private sector people. Selling the franchise to operate the Lottery does not mean that the private operator would follow any less stringent security procedures than today's lottery employees do - and I would imagine that the state AG or some ot
Feb 6, 2007, 1:24 pm - Drivedabizness - Lottery News

Texas Lottery Whistleblower FiredNews Story
The scandal embroiling the Texas Lottery Commission over inflated jackpot estimates intensified Wednesday when top agency officials acknowledged firing a colleague who only days earlier warned ticket sales would fall short of advertised amounts.Mike Fernandez, the commission's administrator, called horrendous the timing of the dismissal of Lee Deviney, the agency's chief financial officer.But he denied there was any connection between Deviney's firing and an e-mail Deviney sent his superiors l
Jun 30, 2005, 11:54 am - Todd - Lottery News

Indiana, RNGs & Allegations: Time to TestReply
To prove this one way or the other mathematically would require tens of thousands of draw results and that would only work if the draw corruption was extremely blatant.Logically, however, the facts that triples result in large payouts, and that triples are appearing at an expected frequency, tends to discredit the concept that there is an algorithmic procedure manipulating the draw results. Such a program, were it to be used, would have to be intelligent enough to know when high payout results
Jun 17, 2005, 10:03 pm - MathWizard - Mathematics Forum

Wiretap equipment gets Lottery official firedNews Story
Ohio Lottery Director Dennis Kennedy was only kidding.Told last month that a technician was working on a better fingerprint system, Kennedy quipped that the next thing the technician would want is wiretapping equipment.To Kennedy's surprise, the Lottery's security director told him that the agency already had phone-tap equipment and had used it to secretly record conversations on a phone at Lottery headquarters in Cleveland.The revelation sparked an internal investigation that led to the April 2
Apr 16, 2004, 9:38 am - Todd - Lottery News