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Department of the Treasury
DOMESTIC ASSISTANCE-Recovery Act: Audit of Georgia Department of Community Affairs’ Payment Under 1602 Program
Financial Audit of the Cost Representation Statement of Chemonics International Inc, Enhanced Palestinian Justice Program in West Bank and Gaza, Under Contract 294-C-13-00006, January 1 to December 31, 2017
Inappropriate Relationship between a Supervisor and Subordinate (Employees 1, 2 & 3), Deliberate Concealment of Material Fact (Employees 1 & 2), Failing to Cooperate With an Office of Inspector General (OIG) Investigation (Employees 1 & 2), Harassment (E
Financial Audit of MCC Resources Managed by Millennium Challenge Account Liberia, Under the Compact Agreement Audit Report for the Period Audited January 20, 2016 to March 31, 2017
U.S. Postal Service retail associates (RA) can use the Retail Systems Software’s No Sale administrative function to open the cash drawer, typically to exchange higher value currency for lower value currency denominations. The RA must make three selections in the system to choose the No Sale option; therefore, selection of the No Sale option is not accidental and gathers suspicion when done with frequency. Extremely high No Sale transactions may indicate dubious trends or behaviors. The objective of this audit was to identify opportunities to enhance controls used by headquarters organizations to monitor No Sale transactions.
The Office of the Inspector General conducted a review of TVA’s Nuclear Security organization to identify operational and cultural strengths and risks that could impact organizational effectiveness. Our report identified strengths within Nuclear Security related to (1) organizational alignment, (2) teamwork, (3) ethical culture, and (4) front-line management support. However, we identified risks that could impact the effectiveness of Nuclear Security to achieve its responsibilities in support of the Nuclear vision. These included (1) alignment risks related to the achievement of the Nuclear vision and (2) risks to effective execution of responsibilities.
Audit of USAID Bosnia and Herzegovina Local Currency Trust Fund Accounts, Bosnian Reconstruction Finance Facility Program, Grant Agreement 168L-601, and Municipal Infrastructure and Services Program, Grant Agreement I68L-602, June 1, 2013, to May 31, 2015