Town, city payrolls decreased across LI in 2017
Overall payroll costs among Long Island’s towns and cities decreased by more than $12 million in 2017 even as overtime spending ticked up by less than 1 percent, according to Newsday’s annual analysis of municipal data.
Town, city payrolls decreased across LI in 2017
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City payroll jumped from payouts, records show
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Police, highway dept. are bulk of town payroll
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Town reduced OT by almost 33%, records show
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City’s OT costs jump in 2017, records show
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Town's OT costs jump in 2017, records show
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Town's payroll costs fell sharply, data shows
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Town payroll tops $20M for first time, data shows
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Town payroll increased less than 1%, data show
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Town payroll growth driven by OT increase
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Town’s OT costs increased in 2017, records show
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Top town salaries went to police, records show
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Town payroll unchanged year-to-year, data show
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Town payroll increased 2% in 2017, data show
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Town payroll increased 3.4% in 2017, data show
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Town cut OT spending by 24%, records show
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