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San Francisco City Attorney Dennis Herrera laid off seven lawyers in July to cope with budget cuts and did it quietly to minimize anxiety and damage to morale. "This is a hard thing for this office," said Matt Dorsey, a city attorney spokesman. The attorneys were asked to clean out their desks immediately, and according to documents The Recorder obtained under the California Public Records Act, Herrera opted not to hold an office-wide meeting to discuss the layoffs.
August 01, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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