Procedural Noncompliance
This document was first created on Wednesday, April 27, 2011 and was most recently revised on Tuesday, October 25, 2016.
| ^ | 1980 Employee Bulletin No. 35, August 26, 1980 196 K PDF File  This Employee Bulletin paid lip service to compliance with regulations. Actually, I was expected to sign incomplete, unverified, or otherwise incorrect documents. I was expected to remain silent about it. Contrary to the assurances of support given in the Employee Bulletin, management was utterly opposed to my efforts to stay within the various regulations. Eventually, I was laid off due to lack of work at a time when GE was sending surplus work to subcontractors. The situation is discussed in considerable detail in my memoir Outward Bound. |
| ^ | 1983 Deferred Verifications, Monday, July 11, 1983 6.6 MB PDF File In Deferred Verifications, I discussed one of the many instances of systematic procedural violations that routinely happened at GE. |
| ^ | 1985 The Times-Picayune, Sunday, October 6, 1985 1.9 MB PDF File This article appeared in The Times-Picayune, of New Orleans, Louisiana, on Sunday, October 6, 1985. |
| ^ | 1986 Deposition Before the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Wednesday, April 16, 1986 2.8 MB PDF File This is the draft version of the transcript of my investigative interview by the NRC. I never received a copy of the final version of the transcript. This draft version contains a disappointing number of typographical errors and transcription errors. Nevertheless, it provides a powerful and gripping account of some of my activities at GE. |