What we should be asking about Boston’s Olympics bid
Opinion appearing in Boston Globe June 26, 2014 – By Matthew Kiefer and Samuel R. Tyler
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Opinion appearing in Boston Globe June 26, 2014 – By Matthew Kiefer and Samuel R. Tyler
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During the first year of the Walsh Administration, the number of Boston city-funded employees increased by 134 to 17,116. Of that increase, the School Department accounted for an increase of 125 employees and all other city departments, in aggregate, added nine employees. Full Report>
To all our sponsors of the Research Bureau’s 83rd Annual Meeting of Directors and Members. Over 500 people gathered at the Seaport Hotel Boston for the Annual Meeting with Mayor Walsh. To read the Mayor’s speech Click here: Thank you to our sponsors – Click here:
The number of Boston city-funded employees increased by 809 over the past two years. Over the last year, city-funded positions increased by 450 to 16,982. Payroll reductions in 2009, 2010 and 2011 due to the economic downturn resulted in a net five-year employee decrease of 296. Full Report>