Private child welfare agencies' top employees pulling in six-figure salaries
Florida's privatization of child welfare services was supposed to be good for kids and taxpayers.
But in the decade since the state began making private agencies responsible for the care of abused and neglected children, one cost has soared — the salaries of top employees.
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Monday, April 04, 2011
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