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Tag Archives: city salaries
Baldwin Park joins with other cities in posting city salaries on website
We are keeping track of the cities that are starting to post city employee salaries online after Gov. Schwarzenegger and the State Controller called for more transparency from local governments. Also, various news outlets (the Tribune) have made numerous public … Continue reading
Glendora library director reacts to story, comments on new salary schedule
It is e-mail day here at Leftovers. Here is another one, but this time it is from the head of a Glendora department, one of the people affected (some opponents might say benefiting) by a new salary schedule and style … Continue reading
Reader e-mails (people are angry about Glendora’s salary decision)
A lot of people aren’t happy about Glendora’s recent decision to change the way it does merit increases for its department heads. While the city believes the new plan adds transparency while forcing department heads to “excel” rather to just … Continue reading
Glendora sets a standard for department head’s raises, should you go all Bell on them?
In tomorrow’s paper there will be a story about a new salary schedule for department heads in Glendora. The issue has become something of a controversy, in part because the city is in the midst of heated negotiations with its … Continue reading
UPDATED: No Bell type salaries in local San Gabriel Valley cities
The reporting staff here at the Tribune came together like the A Team … no wait … The Justice League (way more fitting) to check in on local cities to see what the City Managers and City Councils are making … Continue reading