OUR MOST AVID FAN
President Wiggington is one of our avid readers. Each day, he makes numerous visits to this blog anxious to read comments posted about him. We, of course, would not know this if he wouldn't walk around the South Pasadena branch sharing what he's read.
The comments have evidently had a profound effect upon his psyche because over this past weekend, the President left his home on Saturday morning and drove to the main branch in South Pasadena, California where he met with the owner of Sepia Consultants. As the two entered the building, the President removed a list form his pants pocket on which were written the names of several employees.
The President told the consultant that the names were of people he knows for a fact, are leaking information to this blog and writing our posts. When asked how he knows that these employees are involved in providing information to this blog, he replied, "I just know." Well who can argue with that type of evidence?
And so the consultant ran a scan of the computers he was directed to by the President. He checked the memories on each PC looking above all else, for evidence that an employee is writing the blog while at work from the comfort of their company assigned PC.
After a few hours, the consultant his investigation and informed the President that none of the computer contained evidence that the blog had been visited much less written the employees the President suspects are what he refers to as "the blogger" or "bloggers."
The consultant was of course paid using credit union funds.
The President is apparently unable to fetter his far-fetched delusions, believing that some contingent of ninja-like employees is invisibly perpetrating a well planned assault against him. If only we were that clever.
As with almost everything the President endeavors to do, his plan failed in great part because he couldn't refrain from discussing his plan in close proximity to employees. We're starting to believe that President Wiggington purposely sabotages his plans, even those that are fueled by delusions.
What's more, didn't the President state during May's annual meeting that he was reducing spending, "streamling" and "working smarter"? Is hiring a private consultant to scan employee PC's an example of reducing spending, "streamling" and working smarter?
It is well-known throughout the South Pasadena branch that Charles R. Wiggington, Sr. spends his days talking to relatives and friends using his company-issued cellular and that he spends hours each day perusing the Internet including visiting BMW dealership websites. He also indulges in 2 to 3 hour lunches each and every day. Isn't he defrauding the credit union by indulging in non-work related activities while being paid a high undeserved salary?
In 2007 and 2008, he spent months visiting departments within the South Pasadena branch, breaking confidentiality and telling non-exempt staff about why he terminated certain employees. His disclosures were a breach of confidentiality and of state law.
The Airport Branch finally opened but only after its opening had been delayed by numerous impediments including his rage that he was allegedly forced to open the branch.
To date, he has defied state law, refusing to post the credit union's Monthly Income Statement. A complaint with the DFI by a member. The DFI wrote and called the President to inquire about the allegations leveled against him. The President lied, telling the DFI that the financials have been publicly posted each and every month, with exception of one month, when the statement was not provided to the Valencia Branch. Each month, we've called the Los Angeles, Burbank, Van Nuys, and Redlands branches, and each month we are told that the financials have not been made available since March 2009.
A few days ago, the South Pasadena branch received a formal complaint filed with the DFI, contesting Mr. Wiggington, Sr.'s insistence that the financials have been posted. He has been given 30-days in which to respond. Undoubtedly, Charles R. Wiggington, Sr. is a chronic liar.
As we've shown month after month, President Wiggington has proven incapable of stopping the cycle of decay he began in 2007. He refuses to listen to or accept constructive criticism, viewing it as an effrontery to his person. The credit union's decline in net income is the most obvious testament to President Wiggington's failures but his incessant gossiping, his chronic violations of confidentiality, his exaggerations, and his dispicable work ethic are all symptomatic of an officer whose only accomplishment seems to be stripping away the credit union's once strong financial foundation.
