Huntington Beach Considers Spending $175K on Study of City Jobs 

Huntington Beach Considers Spending $175K on Study of City Jobs 
Huntington Beach City Hall in a file photo. John Fredricks/The Epoch Times
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Huntington Beach City Council is set to determine if it will spend $175,000 for a consultant to perform a “classification and compensation” study.

The plan seeks to organize all of the city’s job descriptions into logical categories that would enable Huntington Beach to have a fair and effective merit-based employment system, according to a recent staff report.
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