From the article:  a city office "...notified the archdiocese of a 'potential violation”'of the law in 2012 and spent nearly four years making 'continuous efforts to obtain complete, reliable data'.”

Okay.  It is now 2017.  The city has been trying to "obtain complete, reliable data" for four to five years.  "Michael Brown, archdiocesan communications director, however, described the situation as 'a work in progress'.”  

I can appreciate the difficulty of an organization that spans several counties and must meet different requirements for different groups of employees.  But that is life.  

If I understand this, it is an issue that affects the health care coverage of employees - either through insurance provided or contributions made to health care savings accounts.  With 1086 employees not appropriately treated and a bit over $3 million at issue - that is over $2700 per person.  That is a lot of health care per person.

People matter, one at a time.  Brown needs to get the job done.