Paying for quality
Published:
10:20 AM July 9, 2009
Updated:
2:40 PM November 1, 2020
SIR - In respect of the article Revealed: pay packets of St Albans council bigwigs (Herts Advertiser, June 25), Council leader Robert Donald said that the high wages and good benefits were needed to attract the best and the brightest people to work fo
SIR - In respect of the article 'Revealed: pay packets of St Albans council bigwigs' (Herts Advertiser, June 25), Council leader Robert Donald said that the high wages and good benefits were needed to attract the "best and the brightest" people to work for the council.
What a pity the attraction appears to have failed.
Or perhaps it's just that the council making the appointments is itself so far from "the best and brightest".
SANDY GLOVER
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