Summary
Employees at the Minnesota Department of Human Services are upset and want new leadership due to alleged widespread fraud in the agency. Faye Bernstein, a former whistleblower, describes a tough work environment where reporting problems leads to retaliation. She believes that strong leadership changes are necessary to improve the situation.
Key Facts
- Workers at the Minnesota Department of Human Services are calling for leadership changes because of alleged fraud.
- Faye Bernstein, a compliance reporting specialist, reported issues with DHS contracts six years ago.
- Bernstein said she faced retaliation after pointing out issues, including being moved to a new position.
- President Donald Trump criticized Minnesota for alleged fraudulent activities.
- Minnesota Governor Tim Walz has a 53% approval rating and is seeking a third term.
- The alleged fraud linked to the DHS could exceed $1 billion, according to federal prosecutors.
- Bernstein feels some DHS leaders are not qualified for their roles.
