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Date: May 4, 2006

RE: USM workers privatized to old age poverty?

Date: May 4, 2006

LVN wrote:

RRR, sorry I misunderstood. Stephen, this is the first I've heard (and probably the first that anybody on campus has heard) that the change is essentially a done deal. Hattiesburg American, where are you?

Well, LVN, I can't PROVE it, you understand. But between the timing . . . and remarks I have picked up from severla folks who have been in the meetings or who have talked to a few administrative principles, it seems as though the handwriting is pretty much on the wall . .

Date: May 5, 2006

LVN wrote:

RRR, sorry I misunderstood. Stephen, this is the first I've heard (and probably the first that anybody on campus has heard) that the change is essentially a done deal. Hattiesburg American, where are you?

Isn't it great to have this transparent operation with the free flow of information. Employees will get the news from the Hattiesburg American any day now.

Date: May 5, 2006

apparently the outsourcing has already started. i passed the presidents manison this afternoon the yard/grounds were being tended by a group other than the physical plant. physical plant employees always did a wonderful job keeping the mansion grounds beautiful.

Date: May 5, 2006

st augustine wrote:

apparently the outsourcing has already started. i passed the presidents manison this afternoon the yard/grounds were being tended by a group other than the physical plant. physical plant employees always did a wonderful job keeping the mansion grounds beautiful.

that's the result of Sid Krhut's need to get the job done in the midst of a horrible Hattiesburg labor shortage. keep reaching . . . .

Date: May 5, 2006

Financial planner wrote:

st augustine wrote: apparently the outsourcing has already started. i passed the presidents manison this afternoon the yard/grounds were being tended by a group other than the physical plant. physical plant employees always did a wonderful job keeping the mansion grounds beautiful. that's the result of Sid Krhut's need to get the job done in the midst of a horrible Hattiesburg labor shortage. keep reaching . . . .

keep reaching?? or were you suggesting shelby should be reaching for the lawn mower to help keep the mansion in top shape?

(i thought sid moved to oxford?)

Date: May 6, 2006

st augustine wrote:

Financial planner wrote: st augustine wrote: apparently the outsourcing has already started. i passed the presidents manison this afternoon the yard/grounds were being tended by a group other than the physical plant. physical plant employees always did a wonderful job keeping the mansion grounds beautiful. that's the result of Sid Krhut's need to get the job done in the midst of a horrible Hattiesburg labor shortage. keep reaching . . . . keep reaching?? or were you suggesting shelby should be reaching for the lawn mower to help keep the mansion in top shape? (i thought sid moved to oxford?)

That would be Lorinda Krhut

Date: May 6, 2006

Financial Planner wrote:

st augustine wrote: Financial planner wrote: st augustine wrote: apparently the outsourcing has already started. i passed the presidents manison this afternoon the yard/grounds were being tended by a group other than the physical plant. physical plant employees always did a wonderful job keeping the mansion grounds beautiful. that's the result of Sid Krhut's need to get the job done in the midst of a horrible Hattiesburg labor shortage. keep reaching . . . . keep reaching?? or were you suggesting shelby should be reaching for the lawn mower to help keep the mansion in top shape? (i thought sid moved to oxford?) That would be Lorinda Krhut

i assumed sid moved to oxford with lorinda when she took the job at ole miss