Keeping quiet on LAUSD history

By Rick Orlov on July 2, 2008 5:46 AM | | Comments (0) |

The contractor for software that left Los Angeles Unified School District with massive payroll problems is now bidding on a $1.5 billion contract to run California's court-case management system. Troy Anderson in the Daily News.

And the bid has created an outcry after an oversight official said Deloitte Consulting LLP failed to disclose in its bid documents that it is in the middle of a dispute with LAUSD over the system that left thousands of teachers with inaccurate paychecks.

"I was surprised they didn't mention the LAUSD issue," said J. Stephen Czuleger, presiding judge of the Los Angeles County Superior Court system.

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