The call for public worker contract reform is national in
scope. You know it’s center stage across the continent when Saturday
Night Live takes it on as it did in the “2010 Public Employee of the
Year Awards” — live from Harrah’s in Atlantic City.
ONLY IN NJ:The Gravy Train Continues to Roll
for Select Groups of Public Employees
Retiring Gloucester
City Employees share in benefit payouts ranging from from $500 to
$100,000...Firemen and Police receive the most
By Bill Cleary
A 100 plus page report titled The Beat Goes
On looks at the abuse in public employees benefit programs in 75
municipalities across the State of New Jersey.The
report was released earlier this month by the State
Commission of Investigation. Members include: W. Gary Edwards, Joseph R
Mariniello Jr., Patrick E. Hobbs and Robert J. Martins.
Although Gloucester City was not cited in the report 19
retiring employees in that community received payouts for sick leave and
vacation time that totaled nearly $500,000 in the past five years.
Retiring police and firemen received the highest payouts. A complete
list of the payouts appear below.
The call for public worker contract reform is national in
scope. You know it’s center stage across the continent when Saturday
Night Live takes it on as it did in the “2010 Public Employee of the
Year Awards” — live from Harrah’s in Atlantic City.
ONLY IN NJ:The Gravy Train Continues to Roll
for Select Groups of Public Employees
Retiring Gloucester
City Employees share in benefit payouts ranging from from $500 to
$100,000...Firemen and Police receive the most
By Bill Cleary
A 100 plus page report titled The Beat Goes
On looks at the abuse in public employees benefit programs in 75
municipalities across the State of New Jersey.The
report was released earlier this month by the State
Commission of Investigation. Members include: W. Gary Edwards, Joseph R
Mariniello Jr., Patrick E. Hobbs and Robert J. Martins.
Although Gloucester City was not cited in the report 19
retiring employees in that community received payouts for sick leave and
vacation time that totaled nearly $500,000 in the past five years.
Retiring police and firemen received the highest payouts. A complete
list of the payouts appear below.