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No answers yet on CBC absenteeism ...

The head of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation cannot explain why his employees are absent almost twice as often than private sector workers.

Sun News Network's Brian Lilley reported that while private sector workers are away from work about 8.9 days per year and public sector employees are gone 12.6 days annually, the average hooky tally for CBC workers is 16.5 days per year.

Those missed days cost taxpayers $17.7 million in 2010-11. The state broadcaster gets more than $1 billion per year from federal government coffers.

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The privileged government media giant, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation- the CBC, is out of control, a bull in the proverbial china shop, with huge amounts of money pouring into their abyss of spending waste every day. And, it’s not enough to spend the vast amount of money they receive from advertising revenues and from the viewer fees gobbled up from the public – paid to them from the cable and satellite companies – no, that is not enough money for the untouchable, powerful CBC execs. They demand and get more money from the federal bureaucrats and politicians. Unfortunately, that ‘more’ is a lot of money and it comes from the little guys such as you, the taxed to death taxpayers of Canada.

The CBC receives a billion dollars plus, every year from us and the Corp., as they are called, have special powers to prevent any normal public investigation of their funding expenses- expenses such as compensation to senior executives and to talent, and on their huge spending for programming content costs. Mega public money is devoured by them every day with little accountability.

Their competition, CTV and Shaw/Global, for example, survive and indeed prosper from the advertising and cable/satellite fees earned. However, this significant amount of normal broadcast industry standard revenue, easily capable of making a private sector broadcast group happy, is not sufficient for the money burning privileged CBC. In fact, we taxpayers are giving them more than an additional one billion dollars every year. Yes that’s $1 billion. More than one billion dollars of your tax money, plucked out of your pocket and given as a free gift to this government owned media service every twelve months. And, if that is not enough to shock you, please know that the CBC continues to operate in an arrogant ‘we are exempt from the rules’ manner, making it difficult for the public to access any information about how they operate. To attempt to find out how much the Corp. pays their talent, or to simply have a review of their budgets, perhaps see how they run their programming and ‘objective’ news operation, you will likely have to fight hard including pursuing the difficult ‘access to information’ process-and years later if you do get it the info you requested may be redacted. Good luck trying. CBC executives continue to act as if we the taxpayers are just an unlimited ATM vehicle for their pleasure. Enough is Enough. It’s time for a change!

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