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August 08, 2005

Air America Misses Another Payment To Employees

They say it's the fault of their direct-deposit company, ADP. The Radio Equalizer isn't so sure.

Oh, By The Way: Hoist the Black Flag will be on again tomorrow, and we'll be talking to The Radio Equalizer (Brian Maloney) about Air America. And other stuff.

Is Air America... Telling the Truth? Fat Kid says he missed a paycheck, too:

Uh, FWIW my paycheck came late last week too. Apparently it was BofA that had the snafu though - electronic pmts weren't going through all kosher-like - so I didn't get paid for a day or two.

More, So Much More, At Michelle: On the NYT's and MSM's failure to cover the story, Day By Day checking in, etc.

A RedState blogger muses:

When the Swift Boats Veterans for Truth started getting some traction with their accusations against Kerry, the NY Times immediately sent two top reporters to Texas to try to link their funding back to the Bush campaign. After a week of digging, The Times produced a lengthy expose and a fancy chart that basically proved that Texas Republicans historically help each other get elected. The horror.

The dollar amount of the donation in question was $250,000. The dollar amount in the Air America scandal is almost $900k.

I'd say that if a legal $250k donation justifies sending two reporters halfway across the country for a week, $900k of embezzled funds in your own city probably justifies one reporter for a half day.

But that's just me...

MSM SOP. The media was very interested in Bush's large-but-perfectly-legal campaign warchest in 2000, and his opting out (legally) of the campaign finance system, but not so much interested in Gore's illegal donations from Chinese nuns, nor AG Janet Reno's claim that the independent counsel law didn't require her to appoint an independent counsel... because Al Gore said no wrongdoing occurred, and that, apparently, was enough for her.


posted by Ace at 01:33 PM
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And yet, no stories in the New York Times about this. I wonder how the New York Times would handle it if Rush ran into funding problems?

Posted by: Justin on August 8, 2005 01:35 PM

Uh, FWIW my paycheck came late last week too. Apparently it was BofA that had the snafu though - electronic pmts weren't going through all kosher-like - so I didn't get paid for a day or two.

Posted by: fat kid on August 8, 2005 01:39 PM

Maybe they have some moonbat interns that will work for free, but any professional radio types will be heading off the sinking ship soon, in turn hastening the collapse.

Posted by: SGT Dan on August 8, 2005 01:39 PM

I've always said: if you work at a place and they're late with your paycheck once, it's probably just a glitch. But if it happens twice, you'd better start job-hunting because there are cash-flow problems going on.

Payroll in any business, large or small, is sacrosanct. Payroll goes before bills are paid, before inventory is purchased, before anything. Payroll problems are double-plus ungood for a business.

Posted by: Monty on August 8, 2005 01:51 PM

I'm just waiting for someone to move Al Franken down to the basement, next to Milton.

"Excuse me, I have not been paid in some time. . . I can set this place on fire. . ."

Posted by: Dave at Garfield Ridge on August 8, 2005 02:02 PM

ace, there's an unclosed BOLD tag on the main page somewhere.

Posted by: Monty on August 8, 2005 02:21 PM

And these people think they know what's best for the economy.

Posted by: Iblis on August 8, 2005 02:28 PM

One of the warning signs is a change in the bank the checks are drawn on.

If you're in say NYC and normally get a check drawn on a local bank in Manhattan - then suddenly start getting checks drawn on a bank in Cody Wyoming watch out - they're playing the "float game".

Posted by: tony on August 8, 2005 02:49 PM

Actually we use ADP and our checks were late last week, too.

Posted by: John on August 8, 2005 03:36 PM

I've seen one late paycheck since 1991, not counting the one that was accidentally mailed to Europe.

It does happen legitimately. Not often though.

Posted by: John Nowak on August 8, 2005 10:58 PM
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