NEW YORK -- A former chief financial officer for New York City schools has been fined following revelations that he inappropriately lined himself up for a private-sector job. The Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday that George Raab has been fined $6,500. It says he used his city e-mail account to job hunt and manage personal real-estate investments. The Journal says...
NEW YORK -- A former chief financial officer for New York City schools has been fined following revelations that he inappropriately lined himself up for a private-sector job.
The Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday that George Raab has been fined $6,500. It says he used his city e-mail account to job hunt and manage personal real-estate investments.
The Journal says Raab signed a settlement in November with the Conflict of Interest Board. He said he was not aware that using the e-mail account for the private purposes violated the city charter.