Applicants started their jobs with the city on average more than seven months after they applied, according to the report.
"The city's lengthy hiring process likely contributed to many positions remaining vacant for more than 14 months," according to the report.
The Office of the City Auditor cited comments from the mayor and city council members, in which they"expressed concern regarding the high vacancy rate , as it is affecting the city's ability to provide public services."
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