Massachusetts Taxpayers Foundation: Retiree health care benefits burden cities, put local services at serious risk
A report by the Massachusetts Taxpayers Foundation finds the costs of paying health insurance for retired municipal employees staggering.
Read Full Article
Related Articles
- Pioneer Valley Transit Authority to get 29 new buses thanks to federal stimulus funding also written by Dan Ring, The Republican
- Massachusetts House snuffs out effort to increase local aid also written by Dan Ring, The Republican
- Massachusetts Senate fiscal 2011 budget would slash local aid about 4 percent also written by Dan Ring, The Republican
- Proposed cuts in Massachusetts budget threatens health coverage for thousands under new insurance plan also categorized in Health Care
- Telemedicine transforms patient care also categorized in Health Care
- Free traffic information hotline expands into Western Massachusetts also written by Dan Ring, The Republican
- 1,000 Great Places in Massachusetts named by state commission also written by Dan Ring, The Republican
- Deval Patrick administration awards $20 million in grants to financially struggling hospitals also written by Dan Ring, The Republican
- Massachusetts chief administrative judge plans to lay off 200 court employees, furlough others, close courts also written by Dan Ring, The Republican
- UMass census analysis: Hampden County is Massachusetts' 6th-fastest growing county since 2000 also written by Dan Ring, The Republican
Login to comment.