Part 2 – The Rich Get Richer! Compensation to the Top 10% Highest Paid City of Davis Employees has Increa ...
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Guest Commentary: Effects of Excessive Increases in City of Davis Employee Compensation
Guest Commentary: Effects of Excessive Increases in City of Davis Employee Compensation
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Guest Commentary: Effects of Excessive Increases in City of Davis Employee Compensation from 2011 to 2020 on the City’s Ongoing Budget Crisis
Guest Commentary: Effects of Excessive Increases in City of Davis Employee Compensation from 2011 to 2020 on the City’s Ongoing Budget Crisis
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Analysis: We Should Expect City Services to Deteriorate More
Analysis: We Should Expect City Services to Deteriorate More
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Sunday Commentary: The MOUs We Signed Should Not Be Cause for Alarm
Sunday Commentary: The MOUs We Signed Should Not Be Cause for Alarm
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City Responds to Grand Jury Report on Pensions and Medical Costs
City Responds to Grand Jury Report on Pensions and Medical Costs
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Analysis: What Should the Council Do on Revenue Measure?
Analysis: What Should the Council Do on Revenue Measure?
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Monday Morning Thoughts: Are Davis Residents Heeding the Warnings?
Monday Morning Thoughts: Are Davis Residents Heeding the Warnings?
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City of Davis Employee Compensation – The 800 lb. Gorilla in the Budget Room
City of Davis Employee Compensation – The 800 lb. Gorilla in the Budget Room
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Gaps in Nishi Financial Analysis on Cost Side
Gaps in Nishi Financial Analysis on Cost Side
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Monday Morning Thoughts: Mayor vs Mayor Pro Tem, Renaissance vs Fiscal Peril
Monday Morning Thoughts: Mayor vs Mayor Pro Tem, Renaissance vs Fiscal Peril
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My View II: When Should Employee Compensation Increase?
My View II: When Should Employee Compensation Increase?
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Commentary: Top Issue and Most Elusive Goal in This Community is Fiscal Sustainability
Commentary: Top Issue and Most Elusive Goal in This Community is Fiscal Sustainability
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Analysis: Is It Time to Start Evaluating the City Manager?
Analysis: Is It Time to Start Evaluating the City Manager?
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Analysis: Should City Really Preclude More Employee Concessions?
Analysis: Should City Really Preclude More Employee Concessions?
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Monday Morning Thoughts: City Fiscal Condition Remains Precarious
Monday Morning Thoughts: City Fiscal Condition Remains Precarious
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My View II: Council Should Be Cautious About Raising Employee Compensation
My View II: Council Should Be Cautious About Raising Employee Compensation
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Monday Morning Thoughts: Moving Into 2015
Monday Morning Thoughts: Moving Into 2015
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Commentary: Backsliding Into 2015, Biggest Local Concerns Going Forward
Commentary: Backsliding Into 2015, Biggest Local Concerns Going Forward
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Monday Morning Thoughts: Transportation and Employee Compensation Issues
Monday Morning Thoughts: Transportation and Employee Compensation Issues
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