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I get a free copy of Business NH- Sean Mahoney's major NH business magazine. They must have have had a real 'stop the presses' moment when the Michale Steele RNC Voyeur Club baller imbroglio broke, or if you believe in coincidence and the tooth fairy, just good luck and good timing.
Its not online yet and you know I can't type, but here is my best attempt at transcription;
Business NH April 2010 page 13
It's amazing what some people will try to expense to their employer. Take the case of a CEO who took clients to a high-end strip club and charged it to the company credit card."The company said it was inappropriate and refused to reimburse and took action against his employment," said James Reidy, a labor and employment attorney and shareholder of the Manchester-based law firm Sheehan Phinney Bass + Green.
Reidy says that such gross abuses seem to have "evaporated" in light of the recession, but he's seen a rise in employees skimming money from their employers during the last 18 months.
snip
Companies have been tightening their belts,and that means limiting what employees can spend on travel and entertainment, says Heather LaDue, director of business development for AMS, Accounting Management Solutions Inc. in Waltham, Mass"
The Republican party is behind the times,no surprise there.(BNH uses the former abbreviation for Massachusetts) The belts they were tightening...oh never mind you get the gist.
Most interesting is how this article works to position potential candidate Mahoney not as part of the problem but as part of the RNC's solution in DC. Good thing he owns the magazine and could put this out there as a public service...I feel so informed.
Note to self, Gee whiz,I am so glad I read this. And my take away?
Its not a good idea to expense the strip club.(unless it has a name like Lou's Antiques)
