St. Louis Circuit Court not participating but has cut costs

By: Kelly Wiese December 15, 2009

A plan approved by St. Louis officials requiring workers to take unpaid time off will have some impact on the justice system. The city's Board of Aldermen last week approved a plan calling on rank-and-file workers to take a furlough of 40 hours, or one week, before the current fiscal year ends June 30. Management across ...

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