L.A. parks department could lose 341 vacant jobs under new budget ...

The city’s top budget official is recommending removing 1,974 vacant positions from the city’s books. More than 17% would come from the park agency. L.A. park agency may lose 341 vacant jobs ... Read More

LA Recreation and Parks Department to Face Major ADA Trial at Fiscal Year Start

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L.A. officials had been hoping to fill vacant city jobs. The new plan ...

Faced with a budget gap that could reach $400 million, a city budget analyst says the council should limit hiring and remove vacant posts from the budget. Budget woes could spur L.A. to eliminate ... Read More

L.A. Faces Job Cuts, Service Reductions Under Bass's New Budget Plan

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Does Cutting 2,100 Vacant City Jobs Mean Losing Services ... - LAist

The Recreation and Parks Department would lose 307 positions, the Sanitation Department would lose 250 jobs and the Transportation Department would lose 137 posts. It isn’t just about city ... Read More

There Are Nearly 10,000 Vacant City Jobs In LA. What's Causing The ...

There Are Nearly 10,000 Vacant City Jobs In LA. ... the Recreation and Parks Department has a 23% rate and the Sanitation Department has a 21% ... High vacancy rates can mean a city job is harder. Read More

L.A. parks department could lose 341 vacant jobs under new budget ...

A plan to get rid of nearly 2,000 unfilled Los Angeles city jobs would cut especially deep at the Department of Recreation and Parks, resulting in the elimination of 341 positions at that agency, ... Read More