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L.A. could pay thousands of city workers up to $80,000 to retire

L.A. could pay thousands of city workers up to $80,000 to retire

Copyright © 2022, Los Angeles Times | | | | Advertisement The Los Angeles City Council is poised to offer thousands of city employees cash payouts to retire, part of a major push to cut payroll costs during an unfolding financial crisis.About 2,850 employees, or roughly 8.2% of the city workforce, would be eligible for buyouts of up to $80,000 if they retire in the coming year, city budget analysts said.The program would result in a major downsizing of the workforce, the largest since the 2008 recession, triggering new reductions in services. Still, Mayor Eric Garcetti praised the...

June 30, 2020
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LAPD union decries Garcetti's 'killers' comment. He says he wasn't talking about police

LAPD union decries Garcetti's 'killers' comment. He says he wasn't talking about police

Copyright © 2022, Los Angeles Times | | | | Advertisement Officials with the Los Angeles police union assailed Mayor Eric Garcetti on Friday for comments he made about cutting the LAPD budget, saying police officers have lost confidence in the mayor’s ability to lead the city after days of demonstrations.Speaking at the First African Methodist Episcopal Church in South Los Angeles on Thursday, and shift the savings to minority communities was getting attention from mayors across the country. “That’s exactly the point,” he said. “It starts someplace, and we say we are going to be who we want...

June 5, 2020
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Street repairs, tree trimming, graffiti removal face cuts under Garcetti budget plan

Street repairs, tree trimming, graffiti removal face cuts under Garcetti budget plan

Copyright © 2022, Los Angeles Times | | | | Advertisement Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti unveiled a $10.5-billion budget for the city Monday that imposes cuts across an array of city agencies, with nearly 16,000 city workers being furloughed in response to the economic fallout from the coronavirus outbreak.Garcetti’s proposed spending plan for the fiscal year starting July 1 is expected to result in fewer street repairs, fewer trees trimmed and longer wait times for the city’s 311 public services hotline. Graffiti removal, neighborhood councils, gang intervention programs and various...

April 20, 2020
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