Philobeado
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public sector workers get paid so much, have practically free benefits, free retirement, and almost never get fired? Because we the taxpayers are paying for it!!
Suckers.....
Suckers.....
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public sector workers get paid so much, have practically free benefits, free retirement, and almost never get fired? Because we the taxpayers are paying for it!!
Suckers.....
public sector workers get paid so much, have practically free benefits, free retirement, and almost never get fired? Because we the taxpayers are paying for it!!
Suckers.....
public sector workers get paid so much, have practically free benefits, free retirement, and almost never get fired? Because we the taxpayers are paying for it!!
Suckers.....
public sector workers get paid so much, have practically free benefits, free retirement, and almost never get fired? Because we the taxpayers are paying for it!!
Suckers.....
I'm hoping you're not suggesting that public sector workers don't pay taxes. You cannot separate the two populations-because the public sector workers are a part of the taxpayers.
With that said teachers are underpaid (at least here in Florida). They make about $45K per year or so.Their salaries has to be compared to others who have their credentials (college graduates). This is well below what the median income for college grads is here. So the benefits they receive (that they pay into-just as much as anybody else does), are more incentive to get better public workers.
The less money/benefits we give to public sector workers like firefighters, police officers, teachers-the more that ones who's more qualified are going to seek employment else where.
Some years ago, I interviewed for the CIA. To be considered you had to have some rather special skills and a lot of education, at least a 4 year degree and often advanced degrees. I never found out exactly what they paid, but I expect I did better financially by taking a job in the private sector.public sector workers get paid so much, have practically free benefits, free retirement, and almost never get fired? Because we the taxpayers are paying for it!!
Suckers.....
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Don't forget to factor in 3 months paid summer vacation...
public sector workers get paid so much, have practically free benefits, free retirement, and almost never get fired? Because we the taxpayers are paying for it!!
Suckers.....
I'm hoping you're not suggesting that public sector workers don't pay taxes. You cannot separate the two populations-because the public sector workers are a part of the taxpayers.
With that said teachers are underpaid (at least here in Florida). They make about $45K per year or so.Their salaries has to be compared to others who have their credentials (college graduates). This is well below what the median income for college grads is here. So the benefits they receive (that they pay into-just as much as anybody else does), are more incentive to get better public workers.
The less money/benefits we give to public sector workers like firefighters, police officers, teachers-the more that ones who's more qualified are going to seek employment else where.
public sector workers get paid so much, have practically free benefits, free retirement, and almost never get fired? Because we the taxpayers are paying for it!!
Suckers.....
Don't forget to factor in 3 months paid summer vacation...
I'm hoping you're not suggesting that public sector workers don't pay taxes. You cannot separate the two populations-because the public sector workers are a part of the taxpayers.
With that said teachers are underpaid (at least here in Florida). They make about $45K per year or so.Their salaries has to be compared to others who have their credentials (college graduates). This is well below what the median income for college grads is here. So the benefits they receive (that they pay into-just as much as anybody else does), are more incentive to get better public workers.
The less money/benefits we give to public sector workers like firefighters, police officers, teachers-the more that ones who's more qualified are going to seek employment else where.
First of all I've never heard of a police officer or a fire fighter getting a 3-month paid vacation.
Secondly teachers usually work other jobs over the summer. They also do more than just the school day hours, they make lesson plans, grade papers/tests/projects, meet with parents, and other teachers. Teachers aren't lazy, and just because they get a summer "off" aka-out of the classroom, doesn't mean they're not working.
The vast majority of public sector jobs are under civil service, either federal, state, or local. Unlike private sector jobs, salaries are determined by job studies of similar jobs in the private sector. The starting pay is usually set about 10% below the private sector job. The salaries of public sector jobs are public record.some public sector workers get paid a fortune, like many of those working in DC.... and some public sector workers, don't get paid alot, like teachers...for the most part....yes, in some states they get fairly good money, but in most states they are paid lower than those in the private sector with the same level of education is what I read about 4 years ago....
Don't forget to factor in 3 months paid summer vacation...
First of all I've never heard of a police officer or a fire fighter getting a 3-month paid vacation.
Secondly teachers usually work other jobs over the summer. They also do more than just the school day hours, they make lesson plans, grade papers/tests/projects, meet with parents, and other teachers. Teachers aren't lazy, and just because they get a summer "off" aka-out of the classroom, doesn't mean they're not working.
My little Bro is a school teacher, and trust me, he takes the summer off and doesn't work during it.
I'm hoping you're not suggesting that public sector workers don't pay taxes. You cannot separate the two populations-because the public sector workers are a part of the taxpayers.