Hundreds of San Francisco Health Department employees are believed to be holding second jobs in violation of government policy that requires permission.
OutKick founder Clay Travis and Fox News contributor Sean Duffy weigh in on San Francisco launching a guaranteed-income pilot program for transgender residents on 'The Ingraham Angle.'Health Department employees have reportedly been working a second job in violation of city policy.
At least 300 individuals working for the city’s Department of Health have filed for approval for a second job since Oct. 21 after the city’s Jail Health Services director resigned from an unauthorized second job,The outlet reported that the surge in second job approvals came after the city reminded employees of their policy requiring city approval for second jobs.
Out of 304 pending applications, 44 need additional paperwork and 260 are under review, the outlet reported."In other words, those 300 were violating the law, never asked for permission and are now asking for forgiveness?" Supervisor Aaron Peskin said."Well, s---, somebody call the police."
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