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City of Chicago Makes a Voluntary Advance Pension Payment of Nearly a Quarter of a Billion Dollars to Further Secure Retirement of City Workers

The City pays advance pension payment of $242M for the 2023 Budget year as part of a new fiscal responsibility policy that will prevent...

Illinois Pension Reform Bill Approved By State Lawmakers

SPRINGFIELD, Illinois, Dec 3 (Reuters) - The Illinois House and Senate approved a long-awaited measure on Tuesday to reform the nation's worst-funded state...

Union Workers Say Illinois Pension Bill Is Unconstitutional, Vow To Take Fight To Court

ASSOCIATED PRESS In this Aug. 15, 2012 file photo Mike Phillips, and other union protesters, supporters, and labor leaders boo Illinois Gov. Pat...

Chicago Budget Shortfall Expected To Surge To $1 Billion Barring Pension Fix: City

  Chicago City Hall. CHICAGO (Reuters) - Chicago's preliminary budget gap is expected to fall next year but is on track to nearly triple...

Rahm: Pension Crisis To Blame For 2,000 CPS Layoffs

In Sunday remarks, Mayor Rahm Emanuel again defended the just-announced laying off of more than 2,100 Chicago Public Schools employees, almost 1,000 of them teachers, as unavoidable thanks to both the state of Illinois' pension funding crisis and the city's lowered bond rating. The layoffs, the mayor said, were "avoidable in a sense" had the ...

Terry Savage: Detroit's Warning for Chicago — and Others

Detroit's bankruptcy filing has a message for the rest of the county: Your city or state might be next if you don't fix your finances! Unlike the federal government, cities and states can't "print" the money to pay for their promises. And the most egregious promises have been made to public workers, many of whom are now retired and living on ...

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