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Establishment of a class of temporary employees to be known as development program employees

By Boston Redevelopment Authority

Boston city finances and the effect of restoring salary schedules

By Boston Municipal Research Bureau

Boston salary structure needs periodic review

By Boston Municipal Research Bureau

Boston's flawed living wage law should be delayed and revised

By Boston Municipal Research Bureau

Salary raise ordinances should be amended

By Boston Municipal Research Bureau

The politics and process of pay raises for the city council and mayor

By Boston Municipal Research Bureau

Report on salaries of elective and executive positions in the city of Boston

By Boston Municipal Research Bureau

Indicators of minority participation in Boston's growing economy. (draft)

By Boston Redevelopment Authority

Average wages and total wage and salary disbursements

By Boston Redevelopment Authority

Boston, thirty-three large cities, and their metropolitan areas

By Boston Redevelopment Authority

Profile of employment by occupation for three development alternatives on parcel 18, Roxbury

By Boston Redevelopment Authority

The job outlook in the Boston area for selected occupations, 1985-1990

By Boston Redevelopment Authority

A brief note on comparative wage levels in the city of Boston, the metro area and the state, 1980-1987

By Boston Redevelopment Authority. Research Dept.

The cost of doing business in Boston

By Boston Redevelopment Authority. Policy Development and Research Dept.

Fy 1990 budget request

By Boston (Mass.). Assessing Dept.

The organization: compensation structure

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Boston city employees handbook

By Boston (Mass.). Administrative Services Dept.

Massachusetts facts book

By Massachusetts. Dept. of Commerce and Development

Setting the record straight: doing business in Boston. (draft)

By Boston (Mass.). Economic Development and Industrial Corporation

The missing rung: a study of career opportunities for Boston residents in Boston hospitals and long term care facilities

By Boston (Mass.). Economic Development and Industrial Corporation

Labor area trends in supply and demand, fiscal year 1978-1979, Boston smsa, Massachusetts

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An analysis of the manufacturing sector of the city of Boston

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