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#1238751 - 12/09/10 11:24 AM
Re: Penn Yan Payroll Needs to be Trimmed
[Re: Alice and Toto]
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Alice and Toto
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Registered: 03/25/10
Posts: 634
Loc: not in Kansas
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Another reason for not giving our government workers large pay raises while the private sector workers, who comprise the vast majority of tax payers, are not getting large raises.
State and local government employees in New York can retire with generous, guaranteed pensions -- a benefit most private-sector workers can only dream of.
On the heels of our bombshell report, "New York's Exploding Pension Costs," we have posted an online calculator that will allow you to estimate the pension you'd collect after a career as a general employee of New York State or local government -- and how much you'd need to save on your own to replicate that pension income. The calculator is featured at http://www.NYPensionBomb.org, a new Empire Center web page dedicated to the pension issue.
Edited by Alice and Toto (12/09/10 11:26 AM)
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#1238760 - 12/09/10 12:19 PM
Re: Penn Yan Payroll Needs to be Trimmed
[Re: Alice and Toto]
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Farquar
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Registered: 10/21/10
Posts: 87
Loc: NY
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Another reason for not giving our government workers large pay raises while the private sector workers, who comprise the vast majority of tax payers, are not getting large raises. State and local government employees in New York can retire with generous, guaranteed pensions -- a benefit most private-sector workers can only dream of. On the heels of our bombshell report, "New York's Exploding Pension Costs," we have posted an online calculator that will allow you to estimate the pension you'd collect after a career as a general employee of New York State or local government -- and how much you'd need to save on your own to replicate that pension income. The calculator is featured at http://www.NYPensionBomb.org, a new Empire Center web page dedicated to the pension issue. Yes one would be a fool today not to jump on the gravy train of being a employee of local,state or fed government. Just stand back and look at wage scales,guaranteed retirements,medical plans,and vacation/sick days. Very much of a let them eat cake attitude towards the poor saps paying the bill.
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#1238773 - 12/09/10 01:18 PM
Re: Penn Yan Payroll Needs to be Trimmed
[Re: Farquar]
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Chosenspot
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Registered: 01/05/10
Posts: 137
Loc: Penn Yan, New York
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Another reason for not giving our government workers large pay raises while the private sector workers, who comprise the vast majority of tax payers, are not getting large raises. State and local government employees in New York can retire with generous, guaranteed pensions -- a benefit most private-sector workers can only dream of. On the heels of our bombshell report, "New York's Exploding Pension Costs," we have posted an online calculator that will allow you to estimate the pension you'd collect after a career as a general employee of New York State or local government -- and how much you'd need to save on your own to replicate that pension income. The calculator is featured at http://www.NYPensionBomb.org, a new Empire Center web page dedicated to the pension issue. Yes one would be a fool today not to jump on the gravy train of being a employee of local,state or fed government. Just stand back and look at wage scales,guaranteed retirements,medical plans,and vacation/sick days. Very much of a let them eat cake attitude towards the poor saps paying the bill. Largest employer is US is US Government Largest employer is NY is NY Government Largest employer is YC is YC Government plus school districts Largest employer is PY is PY Government plus municipal
Manufacturing jobs in America will not be coming back unless Americans are willing to work for a lot less money. It will be interesting to see how unemployment will go down when government spending is cut. We are in a real mess.
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#1238777 - 12/09/10 01:56 PM
Re: Penn Yan Payroll Needs to be Trimmed
[Re: Chosenspot]
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Farquar
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Registered: 10/21/10
Posts: 87
Loc: NY
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Gov. spending is killing the US dollar. One of the reasons gas is going up!
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#1239181 - 12/11/10 09:05 AM
Re: Penn Yan Payroll Needs to be Trimmed
[Re: Farquar]
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Alice and Toto
Senior Member
Registered: 03/25/10
Posts: 634
Loc: not in Kansas
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Have heard through the grapevine that the CSEA intends to ask for a 5% raise. They believe that if Clerk Treasurer got it, so should they.
I wouldn't be surprised if the village board allows it to happen.
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#1239231 - 12/11/10 03:35 PM
Re: Penn Yan Payroll Needs to be Trimmed
[Re: Mean Gene]
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C.I.Brown
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Registered: 02/08/08
Posts: 440
Loc: PY,NY
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Have heard through the grapevine that the CSEA intends to ask for a 5% raise. They believe that if Clerk Treasurer got it, so should they.
I wouldn't be surprised if the village board allows it to happen.
You know that is not going to happen. Shawan probably received her 5% because she was promised that and maybe more. She is the keeper of the "secret" as to who told her to do what and who knew about what she did or didn't do. Its not a big mystery. Basic interview 101 Who,what,where,when,why & how. As I said in the past, she did what she was told to do. If someone in authority asked her the questions would be answered.
Gene, it's a load of crap if you think that anyone is going to believe that Shawna Shawna Prima Donna did what she was told to do to save her job. She knows the difference between right and wrong. IMHO, she's got something to hang over on the Board. Why on earth would she get or deserve a higher raise than any other village employee? She can't even keep the books, the job that she is suppose to do according to the oath that she was sworn in to do, nor can she file required annual reports on time.
Edited by C.I.Brown (12/11/10 03:36 PM)
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#1239600 - 12/13/10 10:07 AM
Re: Penn Yan Payroll Needs to be Trimmed
[Re: boogieman1]
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Dundee guy
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Registered: 03/14/08
Posts: 58
Loc: Dundee
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Hey folks,
Here's an thought for you. Instead of sitting here complaining about how elected officials do their job - RUN FOR OFFICE. If you complain about how a municipality is run and you're not a resident it's NONE of you business. It makes you a carpetbagger as far as I'm concerned.
p.s. I wanted to get involved in my village government so I ran for and was elected to two terms. STEP UP or SHUT UP.
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#1239636 - 12/13/10 01:38 PM
Re: Penn Yan Payroll Needs to be Trimmed
[Re: Dundee guy]
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C.I.Brown
Member
Registered: 02/08/08
Posts: 440
Loc: PY,NY
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It's so easy for someone who has won an election to say "Step up or Shut Up". You see, there is this "electability" factor that comes into play. Take someone like Mr. Hawley who in my opinion has all the makings of being a good village board member. He can acoomplish things that many can't such as getting the State Comptroller's office to visit. He cares about the excessive spending that board members do not seem to care about. He has run for office but has yet to be elected. Maybe he is a little rough around the edges, but that's what he has to do to get noticed. And don't tell me to go to a board meeting and state my opinions. Members of this village board has blinders on and will not acknowledge that there are problems. Not in their perfect village. They only want to hear compliments and what's going on at the Lakeside country club.
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#1239746 - 12/14/10 12:34 AM
Re: Penn Yan Payroll Needs to be Trimmed
[Re: Dundee guy]
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BrendaBabe
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Registered: 03/16/10
Posts: 61
Loc: NY, Yates
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I would vote for Hawley.
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