Amid a major shake-up pushed by Gov. Rick Scott, the Florida agency responsible for luring jobs to the state is paying nearly $500,000 to departing employees.
July 25, 2016 at 11:00 PM
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Amid a major shake-up pushed by Gov. Rick Scott, the Florida agency responsible for luring jobs to the state is paying nearly $500,000 to departing employees.
Florida taxpayers are picking up the majority of the cost for severance payments and payouts for unused leave. Records requested by the Associated Press show that 10 departing employees at Enterprise Florida are receiving more than $430,000.
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