What's New in the OIG Archives

• September 2, 2005: The OIG issued the following report in August 2005:
  
  • Departmental Involvement in Chinatown Manpower Project, INC., Contributed to Circumvention of Procurement Rules
    Full Report
  
  
  
• August 12, 2005: The OIG issued the following reports in July 2005:
  
  • Complaint Involving Adults Mankind Organization, Inc., Miami, Florida Full Report
  • Allegations Concerning the Replacement of Systems Furniture in OCFO Full Report
  • Complaint Involving the Goodwill Industries of Lower South Carolina, Inc. Full Report
    
  
  
• June 1, 2005: The OIG issued the Semiannual Report to the Congress for the period October 1, 2004 through March 31, 2005. The OIG also issued "Highlights," an 8-page summary of the Semiannual Report.
  
  
• April 6, 2005: The OIG issued the following reports in March 2005:
  
  • Performance Audit of Job Corps Center Operating Costs for the period October 1, 2003 - March 31, 2004 Full Report
  • OSHA Correctly Denied ED&D's Incomplete NRTL Application Full Report
  • Complaint Involving the Citizen and Justice Academy Gulfport, Mississippi Full Report
  • Award and Management of Contracts for Encryption Software Were Significantly Flawed Full Report
  • Audit Of Allegations Regarding ETA Funds Granted To Arkansas Full Report
  • Kittrell Job Corps Center: Manipulation of Student Attendance and Training Records Full Report
  • The San Francisco Regional Office May Be Certifying Inaccurate, Deficient, or Possibly Fraudulent Applications for Foreign Labor Certification Full Report
  • Missouri Service Delivery Area 7 Full Report
    
    
• January 4, 2005: The OIG issued a pamphlet that provides a brief overview of our efforts to combat labor racketeering, entitled "The Evolution of Labor Racketeering and Organized Crime Corruption." Click here to view the pamphlet.
  
  
• December 20, 2004: The OIG's FY 2004 Annual Report, which details our accomplishments, has been posted. In FY 2004, the OIG identified $23.5 million in questioned costs and $15 million in other audit monetary recommendations. In addition, we closed 447 investigations, achieved 529 indictments, 363 convictions, and nearly $162 million in investigative monetary accomplishments. Click here to read the report.
  
  
• December 15, 2004: The OIG's website has been completely updated. Updates include a navigation banner that is more user friendly, a streamlined audit report search page, and a new page on our labor racketeering program. If you have any comments, or are unable to locate information, please email us.