New York City Fires Employee for Surfing the Web |
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Associated Press News Wire (ap@telecom-digest.org) Sat, 6 May 2006 18:27:20 -0500
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Despite a judge's recommendation that he only receive a reprimand, a city worker accused of disregarding warnings to stay off the Internet at work has been fired.
The office computer of Toquir Choudhri, a 14-year veteran of the
Last month, Administrative Law Judge John Spooner ruled that surfing
He recommended the lightest possible punishment for Choudhri. Schools
"The penalty of termination is appropriate and not shocking to one's
Choudhri's "abuse of the Internet at the time he is supposed to be
Choudhri's lawyer, Martin Druyan, called the firing a "political
"It's unfair, it's shocking to the conscience and it's contrary to the
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