Chicago pension task force begins work – The Bond Buyer

A "working group" made up of city, state, and labor officials tasked by Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson with finding long-term funding and structural fixes to pension funding strains held its first meeting this week with a fall legislative veto session the target for initial action.
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Da Judge
2 years ago

Sheeetcago Pension Task Force will be applying more “fun with numbers” math principles vs real actuarial type calcs.

Pensions Paid First
2 years ago
Reply to  Da Judge

They know the numbers. They just need to determine how much and who will be paying the tax increases.

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