Budget has $20m hike for health care
City seeks flexibility in negotiating changes
Boston will spend almost $20 million more in next year’s budget on health care coverage for employees and retirees than it did this year, a hefty increase that city officials say swallows up tax dollars that could be better spent. (Full article: 730 words)
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