Salary Commission - Trying to do it again!

[Jimbo2017]

For comparison's sake, here is the state employee database. I find it odd that they publish administrators' and professors' salaries, but only the salary range of technical staff like managers, etc., so you never really know what they make...

Are County Council positions still classified as 'part-time'?

https://www.civilbeat.org/2017/08/databa...year-2018/

Mauka Hilo-side

[Lolo]

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Originally posted by kalakoa

The raises add up to less than $200K, which is only like 0.03% of the budget.

That same $200K would reopen the pool in Pahoa.

But hey, what do I know.

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I assume you added up the salary dollars, unfortunately that doesn't include increase in health insurance, pensions, increased expense allowances, all based on total salary. It's called fully burdened and
boy are we burdened.
If we had managers who cared, the pool would have been opened long ago. But I get it, when I spoke to a County employee down there he said, "eh, why we gotta work so hard for our pay when blank Ruggles get her pay for nutin"