Dixmoor village employees may not get paid Friday after treasurer issues, mayor’s letter says – ABC7 (Chicago)

"How do I expect them to continue on with the work in the future days if they're not getting paid for the work they've already done?" Paris Steele, superintendent of public works, wondered about his staff. "It's a dark cloud that us employees working have to deal with politics."
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Poor Taxpayer
5 years ago

Will the retirees still get their pension payments?
Sounds fair to me.
Pay people who do not work and do not pay people who do work.
Illinois government at its best.

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