Posted by: Sam Nicholson
September 30, 2008
Topic: National News
Cook County will pay more than $100,000 each to four victims of illegal political patronage as part of 108 awards announced Thursday by a court-appointed hiring monitor.
Julia Nowicki awarded about $3 million to people who lost out on jobs and promotions because of politics between August 2004 and February 2007.
The awards, ranging from $250 to $323,000, will be paid by the county in the next 60 days.
One of the biggest-$130,000-went to Margaret Bageanis, an administrative assistant in the county's Animal Control Department since 1988.
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