The City of Worcester paid slightly more than $12 million in detail to 528 workers in 2019, according to data recently released by the city.
Four Worcester police officers made more than $100,000 in detail pay, and 74 made more than $50,000.
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Six Worcester police officers made more in detail pay than their regular salary, including overtime.
Here’s the list of Worcester employees ranked by the amount of detail pay.
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-Jason Bradshaw Memorial Scholarships awarded
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>OBITUARIES: Tribute to Worcester woman who had a 40-year career in the Worcester Public Schools
>SPORTS: Red Sox beat Washington, 10-3
-Lyndon Byers, Bruins enforcer and radio host, dies at 61
-Bravehearts beat New Britain, 11-1 . Next home game 6:30 p.m. Tuesday. Buy tickets here
-Casey Wensley Bravehearts' Open Sky Community Services Player of the Game
-Bravehearts to host 3 weeks of baseball camp starting Monday
-Baseball by the Beach for Worcester’s Bazydlo
-Holy Cross men’s basketball star Caleb Kenney receives Patriot League Award of Outstanding Leadership and Character
-WooSox lose to Syracuse, 3-1
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>TRAGIC: 4-year-old dies in hot car after entering it by himself while outside playing
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>FOOD: McDonald's menu adds Daily Double cheeseburger
>TV/STREAMING: Billy Joel documentary "And So It Goes" sets HBO premiere dates
>MOVIES: "Jurassic World Rebirth" roars its way to top of box office
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