GovHR USA presented City Council with a potential city manager recruitment schedule during the Monday council meeting.
The city has begun the process of finding a permanent city manager following the...
Evanston paid white employees significantly higher salaries while underpaying and employing smaller numbers of people of color, city documents from 2018 show.
Payroll data obtained by The Daily showed...
Unions representing Evanston government employees are beginning to feel the impact of a recent Supreme Court decision banning mandatory union payments, just months before labor agreements are up for renegotiation.
The...
One week before the state deadline, Evanston aldermen voted unanimously in favor of adopting a new city sexual harassment policy in accordance with recent changes to Illinois law.
The resolution follows...
Aldermen approved a $500,000 settlement Monday in a lawsuit against city manager Wally Bobkiewicz that accuses him of discriminating against a former Evanston employee.
The federal lawsuit, filed in...
