Direct city manager to release completed employee pay study to council
In Plain English
The city hired consultants in 2020 to study whether Richmond employees are paid fairly compared to similar cities. The study finished months ago but staff has not released it to council or the public, claiming there are unresolved questions. The mayor wants the report released immediately so council can use it for future budget planning.
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