Topics regarding layoffs at City of Kansas City

City of Kansas City company profile

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Industry/Area of Activity:: Local and State Government, excluding education and hospitals
Stock traded at:: Not applicable
About City of Kansas City:: City government of Kansas-City, Missouri is one of the largest local employers.
Revenue information:: Kansas-City had approximately 435000 citizens in 1999 and 442000 in 2000. Census (all data here is taken from US Census sources) estimates are as follows: 2006: 447000 and 453000 for 2009. Calculated inhabitant growth rate is 0.45percent. Kansas-City is located in Missouri and belongs to the following metro area: Kansas City. Coordinates: 39.12 North - 94.55 West
More information:: None
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Topics regarding layoffs at City of Kansas City

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budget shortfall & layoffs @ KC

Kansas City’s transit agency is facing a budget shortfall. City council members have already approved about 78 million dollars for KCATA and are considering an additional 46 million dollars to keep operations funded through October. In return, they... — read more

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Kansas City businesses, restaurants nervous about effects of new COVID-19 restrictions

at Messenger Coffee Company, said in March he had to layoff 120 employees.... He isn't sure if the new guidelines will cause a second round of layoffs... — read more

Any large employers cutting resources in Kansas City?

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