Koh Pha-ngan park chief abruptly removed

[snoop1130]

Koh Pha-ngan park chief abruptly removed

 

 

Chief of the Tarnsadet-Koh Pha-ngan national park on Koh Pha-ngan has been abruptly removed for his alleged failure to curb illegal logging by influential figures on the island.

 

The removal of Mr Surachai Thamthet was ordered by the director-general of National Parks, Wildlife and Plants Conservation Department Mr Tunya Netithamkul with immediate effect as of October 25. He was transferred to assume his previous post at the Office of Conservation Area 5 in Surat Thani province.

 

In the same order, Mr Uthen Saengmukda, a forestry official attached to the Office of Conservation Area 5, was appointed the new park chief.

 

Full Story: http://englishnews.thaipbs.or.th/koh-pha-ngan-park-chief-abruptly-removed/

 

-- © Copyright Thai PBS 2016-10-27

[Brer Fox]

Change in names but same same bank account number for deposits.

[samuijimmy]

Off topic remark removed...

[whatproblem]

Doesn't conservation mean to conserve ,surely they should give him a janitors job ,maybe he could learn to do that

[Tatsujin]

So, if he has "failed" in his "job", why isn't he sacked? Why does he get to go back to his previous job?

[wirat69]

30 minutes ago, Tatsujin said:

So, if he has "failed" in his "job", why isn't he sacked? Why does he get to go back to his previous job?

It is called the Peter Principle. People rise to one position above their capability, then go back one step!!!

[monkey4u]

1 hour ago, whatproblem said:

Doesn't conservation mean to conserve ,surely they should give him a janitors job ,maybe he could learn to do that

He conserved the profits from the sale of timber very well, but quite good enough

[Tatsujin]

1 hour ago, wirat69 said:

It is called the Peter Principle. People rise to one position above their capability, then go back one step!!!

 

That makes sense, although I think it's a little more than "one" step in some instances ...

[bokningar]

21 hours ago, wirat69 said:

It is called the Peter Principle. People rise to one position above their capability, then go back one step!!!

The problem is they usually don't go back one step. Sometimes they even get promoted so they can be moved