Board OKs warrant, enters hiring session
Clinton Retirement Board voted to enter executive session to screen candidates for an administrator trainee position, while flagging a steep jump in audit costs.
Clinton Retirement Board voted to enter executive session to screen candidates for an administrator trainee position, while flagging a steep jump in audit costs.
Clinton Retirement Board shifted $2.5 million into the state's PRIT Core Fund as PRIM reported record returns.
Clinton Retirement Board voted 4-1 to keep fighting litigation tied to the Massachusetts Teachers' Retirement System rather than pay a $28,000 exit fee. Administrator Patricia Hazel told the board the case has already cost $13,800, with roughly $3,000 more needed to finish.
Clinton Retirement Board adopted a new contract for Administrator Patricia Hazel and bumped the administrative assistant up a pay step.
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