| In response to layoffs threatened by Mayor Rahm Emanuel, Chicago's labor leaders have made a set of proposals they believe will save the city hundreds of millions of dollars a year, starting with free competition with the private sector. The savings would more than offset the hole in the budget that prompted Emanuel to send layoff notices to 625 city workers earlier this month. Those pink slips came out as a result of a deficit of only $30 million. BLOG POSTS
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