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Variance referred to the Attorney General’s Office

Outdated Case Management System Impacts All District Attorneys’ Offices

Survey sent to cities and towns asks for information on costs incurred implementing vote-by-mail and expanded in-person early voting.

During her testimony, Bump detailed her office’s transition to remote work, highlighted ways it has improved government operations during this period, and discussed her agency’s priorities for the upcoming fiscal year.

Bump detailed her office’s transition to remote work, highlighted ways it has improved government operations, and discussed her agency’s FY22 priorities.

Barrieau was recognized for her leadership adopting new technologies and expanding agency wide professional development standards.

Old Colony is a nonprofit that contracts with the state to provide various human services in southeastern Massachusetts.

The report highlights notable activity surrounding BSI’s cases during the past fiscal year.

Audit found deficiencies in billing and settlement records for MassMutual Center

Despite this clear time savings, only approximately 2.7 percent of cases closed during the audit period were resolved through mediation.

MacKinnon was nominated to serve by the president of the Massachusetts AFL-CIO.

Some individuals hired by UMass Boston waited more than a year to be added to the school’s payroll system

Houpt replaces Rick Lord, the former director and CEO of Associated Industries of Massachusetts.

MSRB indicated the retirement of human resource and payroll personnel across state government as a result of the 2015 Early Retirement Incentive Program exacerbated this problem.

Danh will serve on the AAC for a three-year term, after which she will be eligible for reappointment.