City pays $65,000 to get out of retail recruiter contract
QUINCY — The Quincy City Council voted 11-1 on Tuesday for the $65,000-buyout of the city’s contract with real estate recruiter NextSite, preventing the city from paying up to $120,000
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QUINCY — The Quincy City Council voted 11-1 on Tuesday for the $65,000-buyout of the city’s contract with real estate recruiter NextSite, preventing the city from paying up to $120,000
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