Deficient Management Practices at the Federal Labor Relations Authority
PLRD-83-24
Published: Feb 02, 1983. Publicly Released: Feb 07, 1983.
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In response to a congressional request, GAO reviewed furniture procurement practices at the Federal Labor Relations Authority (FLRA). Specifically at issue was how a newly created agency, FLRA, could spend over $150,000 to furnish four offices with unusually expensive office furniture believed to have been unauthorized and in contravention of General Services Administration (GSA) regulations.
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Office equipmentProcurement practicesProperty and supply managementProcurementLabor relationsExpenditure of fundsCivil serviceFurnitureStocksReorganization