it applies not only to water parks but in casesd of food safety violations.....sani tation risks...across the board. when inspectors find a violation, businesses know how to get around the law. whistleblower: 3333 there are a number if they go direxctly to jackie reszetar, they can get a lot approved or look the other way. ((george knapp)) inspectors say they work in fear, and it shows in the comments submitted during an employee survey last year. the results are overwhelmingly negative..upper management is dysfunctional..t he employees demoralized.....a lack of honesty transparency and competency....wh ich put public health at serious risk. report them at all... whistleblower: because they are afraid that she will just waive whatever law there might be, on a whim. george knapp 8 news now >>> ((brian loftus)) >> the health district conducted a new employee survey back in september but, in light of the scathing responses generated last year, this latest survey did not provide a space for employee comments. ((kirsten joyce)) >> if you'd like to read the previous survey, it's posted on our w

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it applies not only to water parks but in casesd of food safety violations.....sani tation risks...across the board. when inspectors find a violation, businesses know how to get around the law. whistleblower: 3333 there are a number of people in the industry, people that know if they go direxctly to jackie ((george knapp)) inspectors say they work in fear, and it shows in the comments submitted during an employee survey last year. the results are overwhelmingly negative..upper management is dysfunctional..t he employees demoralized.....a lack of honesty transparency and competency....wh ich put public health at serious risk. when inspectors find health violations, they often don't report them at all... whistleblower: afraid that she will just waive whatever law there might be, on a whim. george knapp 8 news now >>> ((dave courvoisier)) >> the health district conducted a new employee survey back in september but, in light of the scathing responses generated last year, this latest survey did not provide a space for employee comments. if you'd like to read the previous survey, we are posting

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it applies not only to water parks but in casesd of food safety violations.....sani tation risks...across the board. when inspectors find a violation, businesses know how to get around the law. whistleblower: 3333 there are a number of people in the industry, people that know if they go direxctly to jackie reszetar, they can get a lot approved or look the other way. ((george knapp)) inspectors say they work in fear, and it ow comments submitted during an employee survey last year. the results are overwhelmingly negative..upper management is dysfunctional..t he employees demoralized.....a lack of honesty transparency and competency....wh ich put public health at serious risk. when inspectors find health violations, they often don't report them at all... whistleblower: because they are afraid that she will just waive whatever law there might be, on a whim. paul joncich >>> that's all for us at 4. christianne klein >> 8 news now at five starts after this. /// ((denise valdez)) >>> now at 5... can be for pills, it can be for any of a variety of consumables, sprays, all kinds of medical-style

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