Officials in the city’s Labor Relations Department last week conducted due process disciplinary hearings involving three city employees suspended with pay over allegations involving nearly $400,000 in subcontract work on city projects. Followup interviews will take place before final decisions are made about employment status.
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As Investigation Continues, Will The Feds Get Involved?
January 12th, 2012 · 14 Comments · Analysis and Comment, Cops, News and Events
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What’s Robyn Spelled In Reverse? Nybor
January 5th, 2012 · 4 Comments · Analysis and Comment, News and Events
Officials in the city’s Labor Relations Department conducted discipline hearings today in connection with this story below from the CT Post, pieced nicely by scribes Keila Torres Ocasio and Mike Mayko. One of the suspended city employees Robyn Stephanie Waul-Blake created a limited liability company in question using her first name in reverse. Post story: [...]
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Finch, Other Elected Officials, Start New Terms
December 1st, 2011 · 4 Comments · City Council, News and Events
More than two dozen elected officials led by Mayor Bill Finch received the oath of office in City Council chambers Thursday night. Connecticut Attorney General George Jepsen delivered the oath of office to Finch for his second term as Bridgeport’s 52nd mayor. Democratic Party Vice Chair Dorothy Guman administered the oath to City Clerk Fleeta Hudson while [...]
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Two Employees Canned, What Next?
January 30th, 2012 · 22 Comments · Analysis and Comment, News and Events
Art Harris and Robyn Stephanie Waul-Blake, city employees at the center of a police investigation, were fired by the city on Friday for their role in receiving nearly $400k in subcontract work on city projects involving minority business contracts.
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