LAYOFFS
Friday
May 8, 2009
County passes $693 million budget
Wednesday
April 22, 2009
South Orange and union work together and avoid layoffs
The terms of the plan dictate that members will contribute anywhere from 0.5 percent to 2 percent of their wages to cover their health insurance policies depending on the type of coverage they have, but the provision expires on Dec. 31, 2010. (They currently pay nothing for their health care.)Read more. Via Patch. 6:23 am
Friday
April 10, 2009
Layoff notices go out to 12 village employees in South Orange
The only management position of the 12 belongs to assistant director of recreation and cultural affairs Judy WukitschRead more. Via Patch. 6:57 am
Tuesday
March 17, 2009
South Orange residents protest BOT plan to save taxpayers thousands
Village Administrator John Gross made a presentation on the Village's budget predicament, which would necessitate a 26 percent municipal tax hike if no dramatic action is taken, averaging out to a $1,035 increase per South Orange home.Read more. Via Patch. 6:49 am
Tuesday
March 10, 2009
NY Times Local’s report on Maplewood’s cuts to police and fire department
"The cuts may mean that the community will lose its two school resource officers, one at the high school, one at the middle school, and other programs such as DARE," according to the story. Also noted: the township will maintain reciprocal mutual aid relationships with neighboring towns. Six jobs in total were slashed; the fire department and police department taking equal head count reductions. Via NY Times Local.
6:40 am
State police union upset about layoffs of officers on Maplewood’s force as budget crunch looms
Via Patch.
6:14 am
Maplewood police chief “disheartened” by layoff of officers
Edited to add: not sure why the chief is smiling in the photo that accompanies the story, but I'm guessing it's a file photo. Via Patch.
6:13 am
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