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Cities staviing off bankruptcy

Re: Cities staviing off bankruptcy

ConArb,

I'm more surpised that a "Clerk Typist" is getting $42,800.00 per year. Looks like they ar keeping the Electrical and Plumbing Inspectors; which makes sense, if you have to choose.

Uncle Bob
 
Re: Cities staviing off bankruptcy

five caligraphers at $65,000????

What ......... the ........??? :shock:
 
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UB, that's for a Jr. Clerk Typist, a Senior makes much more. What is a Department of Neighborhood Empowerment? :?
 
Re: Cities staviing off bankruptcy

Last listing on the chart.... Garbage truck driver $55,000+

I need a new career. Sheesh

Now we know why the state is broke
 
Re: Cities staviing off bankruptcy

Well, Daddy-O... apparently there is no career as a garbage truck driver in LA.

Save the lawyers... save the lawyers..

Who needs building inspectors in a seismic zone, anyway?
 
Re: Cities staviing off bankruptcy

Who needs building inspectors in a seismic zone, anyway?
If they have plumbing inspectors to insure that the plumbers tape is correctly installed. :lol:
 
Re: Cities staviing off bankruptcy

Remember that a 3 BR 2 BA house around there sells for half a million.

Garbage man has to make 60K just to pay the rent.

Twenty years ago I read in the New Yorker that that city kept 120 lawyers on its staff who did nothing but settle claims from people who had tripped and been injured by cracks in the sidewalks.
 
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