Two of Chicago Public Schools’ largest vendors investigated by the inspector general for significant ethical lapses may be too large to ban from district business — and still CPS fails to even monitor them adequately, the schools’ watchdog said in an annual report released Monday.
Removing the giant vendors for wining and dining employees and providing other perks for preferential treatment “would critically affect the ability of CPS to provide necessary services at market prices,” according to the report written by Inspector General James M. Sullivan.
The vendors — Chartwells-Thompson Hospitality and Preferred Meals Systems — handle about $77 million in CPS food service, and “not many other entities can handle that scale,” Sullivan said by telephone Monday.
Despite his recommendations that CPS appoint a monitor over such large vendors, “that recommendation has fallen on deaf ears,” the report reads.
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Was this going on during "THE DALEY YEARS"?
Where the fuck is the US Atorney? Hello Anita? Paying kickbacks is a criminal act.
How big are daleys pockets being lined till this day by them?
Ethics Test MY ASS!
If only these packs of rats had mothers who cared, fed, clothed,helped them achieve,and nurtured them. You know, like other mammals. Thank God their gestation period is still nine months.
Big pockets. The food is terrible quality. The amount of food serve is minimal. The Chicago way lining the pockets.
that where it started chartwells dictates policy at cps
the food is horrible!!!
this is old news they were caught a while back
Crony Clout is more important than nutritious school meals.
Too big to fail, too big to ban... It's all FUCKEN BULLSHIT. Ban them forever - ban everyone associated with them FOREVER. Let the other companies out there figure it out and compete...
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