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February 4, 2010 at 10:52 AM #509792February 4, 2010 at 11:31 AM #508892
Coronita
ParticipantIt’s always easy to spend money that isn’t yours.
February 4, 2010 at 11:31 AM #509039Coronita
ParticipantIt’s always easy to spend money that isn’t yours.
February 4, 2010 at 11:31 AM #509451Coronita
ParticipantIt’s always easy to spend money that isn’t yours.
February 4, 2010 at 11:31 AM #509543Coronita
ParticipantIt’s always easy to spend money that isn’t yours.
February 4, 2010 at 11:31 AM #509797Coronita
ParticipantIt’s always easy to spend money that isn’t yours.
February 4, 2010 at 12:55 PM #508982j
ParticipantNo, the police got a raise in 2004. http://www.voiceofsandiego.org/this_just_in/article_c86350e0-f8a8-5156-8654-2cd99324bc7f.html
Look there is no money for raises period. It does not matter if you are police or an incompetent elected official. The study for the raises probably just compared like jobs and cost of living for the area. News flash people in San Diego make less money based on cost of living.
Every pay study will show that people in San Diego need pay raise rather you are a cop, incompetent elected official, or a dishwasher, but it does not mean that raises are coming.
February 4, 2010 at 12:55 PM #509129j
ParticipantNo, the police got a raise in 2004. http://www.voiceofsandiego.org/this_just_in/article_c86350e0-f8a8-5156-8654-2cd99324bc7f.html
Look there is no money for raises period. It does not matter if you are police or an incompetent elected official. The study for the raises probably just compared like jobs and cost of living for the area. News flash people in San Diego make less money based on cost of living.
Every pay study will show that people in San Diego need pay raise rather you are a cop, incompetent elected official, or a dishwasher, but it does not mean that raises are coming.
February 4, 2010 at 12:55 PM #509540j
ParticipantNo, the police got a raise in 2004. http://www.voiceofsandiego.org/this_just_in/article_c86350e0-f8a8-5156-8654-2cd99324bc7f.html
Look there is no money for raises period. It does not matter if you are police or an incompetent elected official. The study for the raises probably just compared like jobs and cost of living for the area. News flash people in San Diego make less money based on cost of living.
Every pay study will show that people in San Diego need pay raise rather you are a cop, incompetent elected official, or a dishwasher, but it does not mean that raises are coming.
February 4, 2010 at 12:55 PM #509634j
ParticipantNo, the police got a raise in 2004. http://www.voiceofsandiego.org/this_just_in/article_c86350e0-f8a8-5156-8654-2cd99324bc7f.html
Look there is no money for raises period. It does not matter if you are police or an incompetent elected official. The study for the raises probably just compared like jobs and cost of living for the area. News flash people in San Diego make less money based on cost of living.
Every pay study will show that people in San Diego need pay raise rather you are a cop, incompetent elected official, or a dishwasher, but it does not mean that raises are coming.
February 4, 2010 at 12:55 PM #509887j
ParticipantNo, the police got a raise in 2004. http://www.voiceofsandiego.org/this_just_in/article_c86350e0-f8a8-5156-8654-2cd99324bc7f.html
Look there is no money for raises period. It does not matter if you are police or an incompetent elected official. The study for the raises probably just compared like jobs and cost of living for the area. News flash people in San Diego make less money based on cost of living.
Every pay study will show that people in San Diego need pay raise rather you are a cop, incompetent elected official, or a dishwasher, but it does not mean that raises are coming.
February 4, 2010 at 2:08 PM #509057Eugene
Participant[quote]With the unemployment rate over %12 in Klownifornia, exactly where in the private sector are these people highly sought after?[/quote]
The unemployment rate is over 12% for people without college degrees. December ’09 (nationwide) unemployment rate for people with bachelors’ degrees was 4.7%.
Everyone’s ire is understandable, but, with the city economy as bad as it is, last thing we need is incompetent leadership. And that’s what we’ll get if we try to squeeze their salaries. I’m sure that Sanders has enough connections that he can quit his job any day and jump directly into a higher management position of some private company, on a 200k+ salary.
February 4, 2010 at 2:08 PM #509204Eugene
Participant[quote]With the unemployment rate over %12 in Klownifornia, exactly where in the private sector are these people highly sought after?[/quote]
The unemployment rate is over 12% for people without college degrees. December ’09 (nationwide) unemployment rate for people with bachelors’ degrees was 4.7%.
Everyone’s ire is understandable, but, with the city economy as bad as it is, last thing we need is incompetent leadership. And that’s what we’ll get if we try to squeeze their salaries. I’m sure that Sanders has enough connections that he can quit his job any day and jump directly into a higher management position of some private company, on a 200k+ salary.
February 4, 2010 at 2:08 PM #509615Eugene
Participant[quote]With the unemployment rate over %12 in Klownifornia, exactly where in the private sector are these people highly sought after?[/quote]
The unemployment rate is over 12% for people without college degrees. December ’09 (nationwide) unemployment rate for people with bachelors’ degrees was 4.7%.
Everyone’s ire is understandable, but, with the city economy as bad as it is, last thing we need is incompetent leadership. And that’s what we’ll get if we try to squeeze their salaries. I’m sure that Sanders has enough connections that he can quit his job any day and jump directly into a higher management position of some private company, on a 200k+ salary.
February 4, 2010 at 2:08 PM #509708Eugene
Participant[quote]With the unemployment rate over %12 in Klownifornia, exactly where in the private sector are these people highly sought after?[/quote]
The unemployment rate is over 12% for people without college degrees. December ’09 (nationwide) unemployment rate for people with bachelors’ degrees was 4.7%.
Everyone’s ire is understandable, but, with the city economy as bad as it is, last thing we need is incompetent leadership. And that’s what we’ll get if we try to squeeze their salaries. I’m sure that Sanders has enough connections that he can quit his job any day and jump directly into a higher management position of some private company, on a 200k+ salary.
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