Metro's Acting Chief Safety Officer Resigns

Metro's Acting Chief Safety Officer, who has been on the job for less than a year, has resigned. http://www.nbcwashington.com/traffic/tr ... 69581.html

Jim Dougherty, WMATA's last CSO, resigned September 2015.

Good. Keep the resignations coming. Add a few high and mid level terminations too.

Metro hired NYC's subway safety inspector as its new CSO. https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/tr ... story.html

MCL1981 wrote:Good. Keep the resignations coming. Add a few high and mid level terminations too.

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Nice. "Extended leave" sounds like "go sit in a corner and color until you can retire in a few months.

MCL1981 wrote:Nice. "Extended leave" sounds like "go sit in a corner and color until you can retire in a few months.

But at least someone - new GM? - put him in the corner. That's a step in right direction.

Exactly what I'm thinking as well. The dead weight that's led to the current state of affairs needs to go. Since wholesale termination isn't always practical, I'm content with simply putting them in a corner to collect dust until they go away on their own. It's a waste of money, but at least stuff will get done. Let the many good WMATA employees do their jobs effectively, and put people in charge who will make it happen.