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Human resources chief in Philadelphia district leaves job

Dec 12, 2011 2:17 PM

From The Philadelphia Inquirer: Estelle G. Matthews, the Philadelphia School District's top human resources administrator, has left her job amid allegations of nepotism and that she awarded pay raises to certain individuals while the district was laying off employees and contemplating further academic cuts.


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