Re: Does anyone in state government actually work?
[Re: warrior]
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07/14/22 09:23 PM
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Bob
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Private sector you’re pretty close, but for state workers you’re way high. At least in Nevada, I’ve never worked for any other states. I make $15.06 an hour. The only reason I stay is the work schedule, retirement, a few of the benefits and the fact that they allow me to bank exchange summer overtime hours for time and a half In PTO during trapping season.
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Re: Does anyone in state government actually work?
[Re: warrior]
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07/14/22 09:48 PM
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I think that is mostly politicians, high-ranking bureaucrats, school administrators, etc. Not many of them to compare to in the private sector!
Eh...wot?
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Re: Does anyone in state government actually work?
[Re: warrior]
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07/14/22 10:09 PM
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Bob
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Yes antigov, but that includes city and county workers. City guys here start at $22 an hour. State workers here make considerably less than county or city.
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Re: Does anyone in state government actually work?
[Re: Bob]
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07/14/22 10:21 PM
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AntiGov
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Yes antigov, but that includes city and county workers. City guys here start at $22 an hour. State workers here make considerably less than county or city. Bob , you better be gettin some good bennies , your skill set should get a good job elsewhere . I think some of the fast food joints here start at $17
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Re: Does anyone in state government actually work?
[Re: warrior]
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07/14/22 11:07 PM
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Bob
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120 hours paid vacation a year, 120 hours paid sick time, 2 paid personal days, 11 paid holidays, college tuition reimbursement up to and including a doctorate should I choose to get a degree, they pay for all work clothes and a laundry service that washes them for me, $225 a year for boots, $1300/mo toward health insurance premiums, discounts at certain retail stores, I don’t pay into social security, to name a few.
Like I said, the benefits are what keeps me there.
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Re: Does anyone in state government actually work?
[Re: Lugnut]
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07/14/22 11:08 PM
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My wife does. She's a nurse at a state-run loony-bin. They are severely understaffed and the state keeps sending them violent criminals that should be locked up. Staff is assaulted on a fairly regular basis and they are not allowed to fight back. They are supposed to use their Mandt training to restrain the individuals until enough staff arrives to safely deal with it.
Yeah, she works. If you are a sworn officer, there will be charges for assaulting an officer. If you're not, you are expected to suck it up and drive on. I'm glad that I don't know first hand, but my brother was not so lucky.
I'm just a soul whose intentions are good. O Lord please don't let me be misunderstood.
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Re: Does anyone in state government actually work?
[Re: warrior]
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07/14/22 11:18 PM
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Nelly
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Actually, my brother worked in a county jail so not a state employee, but I think that it's in the same vein. People don't seem to realize that nearly every lowlife that winds up a lifer or on death row was first locked up in the county jail.
I'm just a soul whose intentions are good. O Lord please don't let me be misunderstood.
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