The average annual wages for cartographers and photogrammetrists on the IDOT payroll was almost 16% higher than the BLS average for all workers in Illinois with those job titles.
Liberty Leader Richard Lorenc had a letter to the editor published in the online Wall Street Journal today.
An Wall Street Journal editorial highlights the baby steps Illinois is taking toward enacting public employee pension reform.
The WSJ calls the bill that recently passed out of the Illinois legislature and important first step toward fixing Illinois public pension funding problem.
by Mark Cavers In 2008, the Illinois State Senate employed a workforce of 436 employees in addition to the state’s 58 senators. These 436 employees made a combined total of $12,148,006.38 in wages and seven of them made over $100,000 in their roles as staff assistants, secretaries, consultants and chiefs of staff. State senators used taxpayer money...
6 government agencies made huge strides in transparency and together contributed to an additional $693 million in government spending being made available online for area taxpayers to examine.
Ireland shows the way.
The Illinois Policy Institute
In 2008, the State of Illinois paid its 43 dietitians and dietary managers over two million dollars in wages.
Andrzejewski believes $60 million forensic audit of state spending could save Illinois taxpayers $1.25 billion annually.
Vendor wants payment upfront from Illinois state government.
Average annual wages for security guards on the state payroll in 2008 equaled $39,012, while the average annual wages for all security workers in Illinois came to $25,940.
Illinois falls further behind in the 2010 ALEC-Laffer State Economic Competitiveness review of the states.
In 2008, the Illinois Circuit Courts paid its judges over $140 Million in wages.