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The payout never ends...
| Here is Siebert's very nice payout. Click here for details |
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Retirement incentives boost Eastchester schools '08 payroll - Journal News
- Six retiring teachers received payouts last year of more than $62,000 apiece that were close to the salaries they
were already receiving. Douglas Oliver, the head custodial worker, made $25,802 in overtime to boost his total
pay to $94,537. Click here to read more....
Unlike most private retirees, New York public workers pay only 3 percent of their salary to the pension
system, while the nationwide average is 8 percent. And after 10 years of service, state workers no
longer contribute anything to their pensions. In addition, they receive cost-of-living increases and
lifetime health insurance, pay no state or local taxes on their pensions and do not have to deduct an
offset for for Social Security.
system, while the nationwide average is 8 percent. And after 10 years of service, state workers no
longer contribute anything to their pensions. In addition, they receive cost-of-living increases and
lifetime health insurance, pay no state or local taxes on their pensions and do not have to deduct an
offset for for Social Security.
We strive to provide correct and accurate information. If you see any errors in our data, please send a note with corrections and
supporting documentation as needed to CARE@eastchestereducation.org .
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