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DOJ Press Release: Par Funding CEO Sentenced to 15½ Years in Prison for RICO Conspiracy, Securities Fraud, Tax Crimes, and Related Offenses
A former AmeriCorps grantee staff member (“Complainant”) alleged that management at the grantee terminated the Complainant’s employment after the Complainant made a protected disclosure related to the Complainant’s concerns about the grantee’s financial management and stewardship. AmeriCorps OIG concluded that the evidence did not support the allegations of whistleblower retaliation. The grantee terminated the Complainant based on performance issues that predated any protected disclosure.
The Inspector General is pleased to present the Office of Inspector General (OIG) Oversight Plan for Calendar Year 2025. This risk-based plan intends to serve as a roadmap for the OIG’s independent and objective oversight of the U.S. AbilityOne Commission’s programs and operations through reviews, such as audits and evaluations, focused on preventing and detecting fraud, waste and abuse, and enhancing economies and efficiencies.
Throughout the oversight cycles, the OIG continues to focus on high-risk areas in the program and operations. The OIG's process to assess and prioritize the planned work included, among other factors, assessing the top management and performance challenges, congressional interests, key risks for which the Commission and other stakeholders expressed concern, and the results of our prior work. The OIG then used this information to inform the design of oversight reviews for usefulness to the Commission for its work and operations.
Audit of the Claims Processing and Payment Operations as Administered by Blue Cross and Blue Shield of South Carolina for Contract Years 2020 through 2022
Audit of the Office of Justice Programs Victim Assistance Funds Subawarded by the New York Office of Victim Services to Safe Horizon, Inc., New York, New York
Implementation Review of Corrective Action Plan: GSA’s Administration of Performance-Based Contracts Puts the Government at Risk of Unsatisfactory Contractor Performance and Wasted Funds, Report Number A210064/A/3/F23002, February 9, 2023
For our audit of the U.S. Census Bureau's 2020 Post-Enumeration Survey (PES) results, our objective was to assess the validity of those results as they related to overcounts and undercounts. We found that I. Operational disruptions and mitigations in response to missing data increased uncertainty in PES estimates; II. A smaller-than-anticipated sample size contributed to increased uncertainty in PES estimates; and III. The bureau did not carry out quality control processes for PES operations as planned.
