Memo
To: |
Superintendent Michael Thurmond and DeKalb Board of Education |
From: |
Viola Davis |
cc: |
Restore DeKalb, District Attorney Robert James, and All Appropriate Parties |
Date: |
February 18, 2014 |
Re: |
Pay Discrepancy Between State Report and Employees’ W-2 |
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Pay Discrepancy Between State Report and Employees’ W-2
Restore DeKalb is requesting a grand jury investigation into the pay discrepancies between the salaries reported to the state and employees W-2 if Superintendent Michael Thurmond and/or the DeKalb Board of Education are unable to provide a written logical explanation for the discrepancies.
We will request a grand jury investigation into the discrepancies because the salaries reported on Open Georgia differ from the actual salaries documented on employees’ W-2. While researching acts of retaliation and intimidation, we discovered the following problems:
- The salaries reported to the state on Open Georgia differ from the actual salaries reported on the employees’ W-2.
- The employees have endured acts of intimidation to under report actual hours worked to prevent workers from receiving overtime.
- The employees’ time schedules are often altered to decrease the time worked without the permission of the employees.
We have compared the W-2 statements of three workers to the information reported to Open Georgia. The discrepancies are as follows:
1. Worker 1 – Mary Marshall:
a. Wages earned in 2010 – $42,724.04 and wages reported to state (Open Georgia) – $45,917.10. There is a $3,193.06 discrepancy.
b. Wages earned in 2011 – $35,527.94 and wages reported to state (Open Georgia) – $40,226.77. There is a $4,698.83 discrepancy.
c. Wages earned in 2012 – $32,938.89 and wages reported to state (Open Georgia) – $34,558.62. There is a $1,619.73 discrepancy.
2. Worker 2 – Tina Jackson:
a. Wages earned in 2010 – $32,780.29 and wages reported to state (Open Georgia) – $36,415.82. There is a $3,635.53 discrepancy.
b. Wages earned in 2011 – $31,715.55 and wages reported to state (Open Georgia) – $34,075.25. There is a $2,359.70 discrepancy.
c. Wages earned in 2012 – $32,280.95 and wages reported to state (Open Georgia) – $32,817.36. There is a $536.41 discrepancy.
3. Worker 3 – Brenda Lane:
a. Wages earned in 2010 – $30,103.83 and wages reported to state (Open Georgia) – $33,088.97. There is a $2,985.14 discrepancy.
b. Wages earned in 2011 – $29,817.00 and wages reported to state (Open Georgia) – $32,136.00. There is a $2,319.00 discrepancy.
c. Wages earned in 2012 – $33,246.44 and wages reported to state (Open Georgia) – $32,516.44. There is a negative $730.00 discrepancy.
v Worker 1 had a three year total discrepancy of $9,511.62.
v Worker 2 had a three year total discrepancy of $6,531.64.
v Worker 3 had a two year total discrepancy of $5,304.14.
Restore DeKalb strive to clarify the reason for these discrepancies. We request a written explanation within the next ten (10) business days. If the administration and/or board are unable to provide an explanation, we will request a grand jury investigation and forward these documents to the federal inspector general.
Sincerely,
Viola Davis
Community Missionary
Please view attachments:
1. Pay Discrepancy Between State Report and Employees’ W-2:
http://www.scribd.com/doc/207729313/Pay-Discrepancy-Between-State-Report-and-Employees-W-2
2. DCSS Bus Drivers Salary – 2010:
http://www.scribd.com/doc/207730554/DCSS-Bus-Drivers-Salary-SalaryTravelReport2010-6
3. DCSS Bus Drivers Salary – 2011:
http://www.scribd.com/doc/207730549/DCSS-Bus-Drivers-Salaries-SalaryTravelReport2011-6
4. DCSS Bus Drivers Salary – 2012:
http://www.scribd.com/doc/207730552/DCSS-Bus-Drivers-Salaries-SalaryTravelReport2012-7