If taxpayers are going to foot the bill for the fat salaries and "other" pay going out to city workers, it's important to know what we're paying for. 


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If taxpayers are going to foot the bill for the fat salaries and “other” pay going out to city workers, it’s important to know what we’re paying for.{ai:summary}<p>Taxpayers deserve transparency regarding the salaries and additional compensation for city workers, as they ultimately bear the financial burden. Understanding the specifics of these payments is crucial for accountability. #politics</p>

Editorial: Are taxpayers getting money’s worth for big city salaries?

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