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| Job Cuts Announced For FL DOC |
| By northescambia.com |
| Published: 02/11/2011 |
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Gov. Rick Scott eliminated at least 15 administrators Wednesday within the Florida Department of Corrections, taking steps toward restructuring an agency his budget proposal targets for deep cuts, according to those familiar with the move. Those whose DOC careers are slated to end Friday include deputy secretaries and assistants – a mid-level of management Scott has vowed to flatten. Scott’s newly appointed DOC chief, Edwin Buss, commissioner of Indiana’s corrections agency, is scheduled to begin work Monday and earlier hinted he intended to overhaul the Florida department’s administration. “Gov. Scott will hold agency heads accountable for their performance on behalf of the people of Florida,” Scott spokesman Brian Hughes said. “Part of being able to hold them accountable is to allow them to make the staffing decisions they deem appropriate.” Read More. |
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