The Minneapolis Emergency Communications Center’s budget presentation to the City Council outlines the challenge of maintaining staffing levels and controlling overtime
41% of staff on Minnesota Paid Family and Medical Leave? I think many taxpayers will find that surprising—and perhaps a little concerning. Thanks for bringing this to our attention, Terry!
It would be interesting to see the percentages from other city departments, along with some context about what that 41% represents. To me, that level of participation raises questions about sustainability and what safeguards are in place to prevent fraud or abuse. The program may need some fine-tuning going forward, before the tax burden pushes more people out of their homes.
41% of staff on Minnesota Paid Family and Medical Leave? I think many taxpayers will find that surprising—and perhaps a little concerning. Thanks for bringing this to our attention, Terry!
It would be interesting to see the percentages from other city departments, along with some context about what that 41% represents. To me, that level of participation raises questions about sustainability and what safeguards are in place to prevent fraud or abuse. The program may need some fine-tuning going forward, before the tax burden pushes more people out of their homes.