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108655 1 (1979-02-22)

handle is hein.gao/gaobacxsg0001 and id is 1 raw text is: (016 rr 0 U HUMAN RESOURCES DIVISION Mr. R. C. DeMarco Acting Inspector General Office of Inspector General Department of Labor FEB22 1979 108655 Dear Mr. DeMarco: The General Accounting Office has investigated an instance where employees of the Texas Employment Commission (TEC), a State agency that is part of the Federal-State employment ser- vice network, acted questionably by --using information obtained in their official capacity to further the interests of their professional association; and --recording and reporting job placements for full-time TEC employees and relatives even though these people did not seek employment through TEC. During an official visit to the Liberty House department store in San Antonio, Texas, a TEC Employment Specialist learned that the store needed workers for a July 16, 1978, inventory. The Employment Specialist was employed at the Castle Hills branch of the San Antonio TEC office and was responsible for routinely contacting Liberty House to deter- mine whether the store had job openings. The TEC employee was also the San Antonio club president of the Texas chapter, International Association of Personnel in Employment Security (IAPES) 1/ and decided that the prospective inventory would be a good way for the local club to raise money. The San Antonio IAPES club adopted the Liberty House inventory as a fund raising project and began recruiting volunteers as early as June 8. The San Antonio TEC District Director gave his approval for the pro)ect. (K~ 1/ IAPES is a professional organization of persons in the employment service and employment insurance fields. In addi-tion to professional development activities, local IAPES clubs hold social and fund raising events. I UNITED STATES GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE WASHINGTON, D.C. 20548 I

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