Corzine Wants to Take Hatchet to Staff ; Incoming Governor Looks to Chop 62 Jobs

The Record, Bergen County, NJ › January 11, 2006

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Governor-elect Corzine began cutting state government a week early Tuesday by asking the current administration to slash the governor's office staff by 62 jobs.

Corzine's cutbacks covered all operations in the governor's office and included administrative staff. The cuts mean 41 people will lose their jobs; 21 of the positions had not been filled by Governor Codey.

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Corzine Wants to Take Hatchet to Staff ; Incoming Governor Looks to Chop 62 Jobs

In October, 97 people were on the payroll in the governor's office, down from 152 when former Gov. James E. McGreevey to...

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