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    The City of Penticton was projecting a $1.7 million budget shortfall for 2011 and implemented a restructuring to eliminate 21 positions and achieve over $970,000 in annual savings. The restructuring eliminated 17 union and 4 exempt positions across several departments including recreation, parks, fire, IT, utilities and accounting. The restructuring was effective immediately.

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    The City of Penticton was projecting a $1.7 million budget shortfall for 2011 and implemented a restructuring to eliminate 21 positions and achieve over $970,000 in annual savings. The restructuring eliminated 17 union and 4 exempt positions across several departments including recreation, parks, fire, IT, utilities and accounting. The restructuring was effective immediately.

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    PRESS RELEASE

    www.penticton.ca
    For Immediate Release: November 17, 2010

    Fast Facts - Restructuring

    • The City of Penticton employs 270 people


    • The restructuring will result in the elimination of 21 positions, 17 union and
    4 exempt positions
    • Prior to the restructuring the City of Penticton was projecting a $1.7 million
    budget shortfall for the 2011 fiscal year
    • The restructure will result in excess of $970,000 in annual savings to the
    City
    • Job categories
    o Recreation Coordinator
    o Recreation Supervisor
    o Parks and Facilities Supervisor
    o Parks Foreman
    o Heavy Duty Mechanic Apprentice
    o Bylaw Officer
    o Guard
    o Deputy Fire Chief
    o IT Management
    o Utilities Clerk
    o Cashier
    o Accounting Clerk

    • The restructuring is effective immediately

    Contact:

    Gillian Kenny, Manager of Human Resources


    (250) 490-2470
    gillian.kenny@penticton.ca

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