Coin Counters on the State Payroll
Coin Counters on the State Payroll
Coin counting clerks working for the State Toll Highway Authority received average wages of $55,050 in 2008.
Coin counting clerks working for the State Toll Highway Authority received average wages of $55,050 in 2008.
In 2008, the state of Illinois paid library staff over $6 million in wages.
In 2008, library technicians on the state payroll received average annual wages over 60% higher than the average annual wages of library technicians in Illinois.
by Kate Piercy Yesterday Mayor Daley announced updates and “improvements” to the City of Chicago’s website, saying these changes would make his administration more transparent. The site includes more data about Freedom of Information (FOIA) requests, vendors, contracts, and city employees. The site is getting mixed reviews from some media and members of the public, reacting...
A quarter of a million dollars to plan the development of the Capitol.
by Mark Cavers In 2008, the Illinois State Board of Elections paid its 189 employees $4,157,435 in combined total wages. The highest paid employee was the Executive Director, who made $120,825 followed by a Division Coordinator and the General Council, who made $94,673.50 and $90,621.50 respectively. The State Board of Elections employs six division coordinators who made...
Welders working for the Illinois Toll Highway Authority received average annual wages 73% higher than the average for welders in Illinois.
In 2008, the Department of Human Services had a baker on their payroll receiving $34,628 in annual wages.
In 2008, the State Universities Civil Service System paid its 18 employees over $800,000.
by Mark Cavers In 2008, the Department of Transportation paid 33 bridge tenders $2,515,550.28 in combined total wages. The 13 highest paid tenders all made over $90,000, and 29 of the 33 made over $60,000. Bridge tenders are responsible for operating “a vertical lift, horizontal swing or basque electrically controlled bridge.” This position requires “knowledge, skill and mental development...
In 2008, the 9 landscape architects on the state payroll received wages that were almost $20,000 higher than the average annual wages for all landscape architects in Illinois.
In fiscal year 2009, the DCEO gave the Consolidated Grain & Barge Co a $750K grant to expand their operations in Mound City, Illinois.
The Transparency Pledge has received bi-partisan support with 6 Republicans and 5 Democrats signing the pledge since April 20th.
In 2008, the Governor's Office employed a horticulturist who cost taxpayers $61,000.