GlassDoor reviews of PFML suggests a toxic work environment

Considering the amount of negative reviews posted over a number of years, I'd say that more than one or two unhappy ex-employees wrote these reviews on GlassDoor, strongly suggesting "Parents For Megan's Law" is a very tocic work environment.

Suffolk County has been quietly continuing to fund PFML's controversial "Community Protection Program" from behind closed doors

There were never any public meetings about funding the controversial, costly, and useless "Community Protection Act," a pogrom designed to harass Registered Persons. The pogrom has led to lawsuits and an increase in liability insurance. Yet, we've discovered Suffolk County has quietly been paying PFML to continue the blatantly unconstitutional harassment pogrom.

Click on the link below and go to page 205.

Just remember, the county has been giving PFML over $1.1 MILLION dollars, yet they still filed to obtain between $150,000 and $350,000 from the Payment Protection Program during COVID 19.

https://www.scnylegislature.us/DocumentCenter/View/67791/10112019-Review-of-the-2020-Recommended-Operating-Budget-PDF

001 3120 GHD1 POL Police: General Administration Parents For Megan's Law  $354,349
001 3120 JJB1 POL Police: General Administration Parents For Megan's Law Crime Victims Center  $25,000
001 3120 JQU1 POL Police: General Administration Parents For Megan's Law: Community Protection Act $768,101

Multimillion dollar corporation Parents For Megan's Law took at least $150k from the SBA Payment Protection Program loan during COVID 19

This info was released from the Small Business Association. PFML received a COVID-19 loan between $150k-$350k, so while REAL small business could not get loans, the crooked cunt took at least $150k in loans from the SBA during the COVID-19 crisis.

Per the PFML Form 990, the organization raked in nearly $1.9 million in 2017.

 $150,000-350,000 CRIME VICTIMS CENTER INC 100 Comac St RONKONKOMA NY 11779 624110 Non-Profit Organization Unanswered Unanswered Unanswered Y 25 4/27/2020 HSBC Bank USA, National Association NY - 01

If you want to see the data for yourself, just download the data here:

https://home.treasury.gov/policy-issues/cares-act/assistance-for-small-businesses/sba-paycheck-protection-program-loan-level-data

Anyone care to know why PFML needed a loan when it raken in millions annually and has a staff of only a couple dozen at best?