City Of Houston Finances
February 6, 2018

Sleeping on the Job at the City

Sleeping on the Job at the City

If you have not seen Jeremy Rogalski’s story on KHOU Channel 11, “What does it take to get fired by the City”,  watch it now.  You simply will not believe it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PssnBmJ9aFA

It add insult to injury, according the City’s 2018 budget, the average all-in cost per employee now stands at $94,000 annually.  How many private companies do you know that have an average personnel cost of $94,000 per employee?  The median household income for Houston is less than half of that according to the Statistical Atlas.

Can you imagine this kind of crap going on in the private sector?

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