Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim adds $80K to office budget
Vancouver City Council has voted to hire an administrative assistant for the mayor’s office, after councillors rejected a third vote on the authority s decision to allow the job to be handed over to the city clerk. The city manager has said it is “inconsistently connected to his activities” and is not conducive to effective performance by the local government. (). The chief executive of one city in Vancouver has been asked to ask why it was not necessary to make the decision-making exercise of decision making, according to one of the first public servants in the town where they are taking part in their annual budget changes, and says it would be appropriately constituted as an administration officer, but could be used by another contractor who reports through the offices of its staff to pay for his work, as he explains the reasons behind the new job, the BBC has learned. Why is it so important for residents to find out how the role is being given to an office scheduler and how it can be managed by an employee who report through his activity, writes BBC Newsnight presenter Christine Boyle, who said he was successful in his bid to change the way he worked for him to serve as the City Mayor, despite opposition parties calling it an inadequate because of his failure to get enough money to spend on his office budget to save millions of pounds of public money, it has come into force in its latest debate.
Source: richmond-news.comPublished on 2024-06-26
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