Boost of Richmond official’s sick leave questioned

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RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — A new report says a sick leave increase could give a Richmond official nearly $400,000 in additional benefits.

An audit by the city found that Chief Administrative Officer Byron C. Marshall added 800 hours of sick leave to Deputy Chief Administrator Sharon Judkins’ employment benefits. Judkins had accumulated the sick leave during a previous 19-year stint with the city.

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