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Feds Get “Minimum Wage” of $100K
« on: January 05, 2018, 12:00:12 pm »
Feds Get “Minimum Wage” of $100K
The bureaucracy that rules over us keeps getting richer and richer.
January 2, 2018
Matthew Vadum
 

As Americans struggle to make ends meet, federal government employees are taking home a “minimum wage” of $100,000 and getting two months paid vacation after a mere three years of employment, according to government watchdog group Open the Books.

President Trump is theoretically in charge of the federal government, but that doesn’t mean he controls the fat cat federal bureaucrats in the Democrat-dominated civil service, many of whom within the Beltway work every day to undermine his policies. He even ordered a pay raise for federal employees in the new year, although the increase is smaller than what had been scheduled had he not acted.

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Re: Feds Get “Minimum Wage” of $100K
« Reply #1 on: January 05, 2018, 02:01:49 pm »
This is what averages get you. Federal employees are top heavy in structure, especially in DC where nearly everyone is in the top pay bands. Along with that, the DC and east coast I95 bureaucrats make 10 percent more than other places in the country. When averaging like these morons like to do, it’s easy to stereotype all federal employees.
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