OT – Mayoral Address – Is Sanders going to call for Bankruptcy?

[EconProf]

Fair comparisons would not show their base incomes to be lower, on average. That is a shibboleth pushed by the public employee unions.
The best evidence is the voluntary turnover rate in private vs. public employment. How many teachers, police & fire personnel, prison guards & secretaries quit to join the private sector? Not many, because the package of pay, security, fringe benefits, and retirement are now relatively attractive.

[j]

According to KUSI news, in 2006 40% of San Diego City firefighters made $100,000 or more. Plus they got a 6% raise this year, so close to 50% will make $100,000 or more a year now. That is pretty good for a job that does not need a college education and the employer pays for all the training.

[j]

According to KUSI news, in 2006 40% of San Diego City firefighters made $100,000 or more. Plus they got a 6% raise this year, so close to 50% will make $100,000 or more a year now. That is pretty good for a job that does not need a college education and the employer pays for all the training.

[j]

According to KUSI news, in 2006 40% of San Diego City firefighters made $100,000 or more. Plus they got a 6% raise this year, so close to 50% will make $100,000 or more a year now. That is pretty good for a job that does not need a college education and the employer pays for all the training.

[j]

According to KUSI news, in 2006 40% of San Diego City firefighters made $100,000 or more. Plus they got a 6% raise this year, so close to 50% will make $100,000 or more a year now. That is pretty good for a job that does not need a college education and the employer pays for all the training.

[j]

According to KUSI news, in 2006 40% of San Diego City firefighters made $100,000 or more. Plus they got a 6% raise this year, so close to 50% will make $100,000 or more a year now. That is pretty good for a job that does not need a college education and the employer pays for all the training.

[EconProf]

While we certainly need firefighters and police officers, their pay is not set by the market but by political dictate and raw union power. Politicians, especially San Diego’s union-dominated city council, don’t dare challenge the public misperceptions of public safety workers.
The fact is, police work and firefighting isn’t very dangerous. Neither occupation shows up in the top ten (timber cutters and fishermen are #1 & #2). But their deaths are big news and shapes public opinion and is easily exploited.

[EconProf]

While we certainly need firefighters and police officers, their pay is not set by the market but by political dictate and raw union power. Politicians, especially San Diego’s union-dominated city council, don’t dare challenge the public misperceptions of public safety workers.
The fact is, police work and firefighting isn’t very dangerous. Neither occupation shows up in the top ten (timber cutters and fishermen are #1 & #2). But their deaths are big news and shapes public opinion and is easily exploited.

[EconProf]

While we certainly need firefighters and police officers, their pay is not set by the market but by political dictate and raw union power. Politicians, especially San Diego’s union-dominated city council, don’t dare challenge the public misperceptions of public safety workers.
The fact is, police work and firefighting isn’t very dangerous. Neither occupation shows up in the top ten (timber cutters and fishermen are #1 & #2). But their deaths are big news and shapes public opinion and is easily exploited.

[EconProf]

While we certainly need firefighters and police officers, their pay is not set by the market but by political dictate and raw union power. Politicians, especially San Diego’s union-dominated city council, don’t dare challenge the public misperceptions of public safety workers.
The fact is, police work and firefighting isn’t very dangerous. Neither occupation shows up in the top ten (timber cutters and fishermen are #1 & #2). But their deaths are big news and shapes public opinion and is easily exploited.

[EconProf]

While we certainly need firefighters and police officers, their pay is not set by the market but by political dictate and raw union power. Politicians, especially San Diego’s union-dominated city council, don’t dare challenge the public misperceptions of public safety workers.
The fact is, police work and firefighting isn’t very dangerous. Neither occupation shows up in the top ten (timber cutters and fishermen are #1 & #2). But their deaths are big news and shapes public opinion and is easily exploited.

[pedrocon]

Wow I didn’t know they got paid that well. Sh&^ that’s alot of money I had no idea.

[pedrocon]

Wow I didn’t know they got paid that well. Sh&^ that’s alot of money I had no idea.

[pedrocon]

Wow I didn’t know they got paid that well. Sh&^ that’s alot of money I had no idea.

[pedrocon]

Wow I didn’t know they got paid that well. Sh&^ that’s alot of money I had no idea.

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