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Posted January 11. 2018 1:36PM

Bill to reduce government 'double-dipping' rankles double dippers

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For many New Hampshire towns, the practice is common: Hire a full-time police chief, and when that chief reaches retirement, hire him again on a part-time, 32-hour basis. It's a legal workaround that allows the town to keep its experienced chief without violating the prohibition on public employees' collecting a full-time ...


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