OT: Want a high salary…work for san diego government….

[UCGal]

[quote=SD Realtor]
The problem is if they worked in the private sector they would be working for organizations that generated revenue and the compensation would be on par with the revenues of the organization.

Looking at the city of San Diegos obligations clearly the numbers do not add up. Nor do they for the state.[/quote]

I work for a large, private sector, company – the CEO’s compensation is NOT tied to the revenues (losses). The bonus structure for the corporate execs is obscene. Yes, the worker bees have taken a hit to pay and bonuses (and headcount) but the corporate officers continue to bring in the big bucks despite several years of negative earnings. Perhaps, in an ideal world the exec’s compensation would be directly tied to earnings… but the real world does not work that way.

And just to nitpick – Gore and Dumanis are county employees, not city employees. Not saying that the county has lots of extra money – but the county’s budget isn’t hurting as much as the city’s budget.

[Coronita]

I think what is so distasteful in these raises that while the rest of the world probably hasn’t seen raises in awhile or for that matter are lucky to even be working, these folks shower themselves in raises above the typical rate, even in GOOD economy…

Yes, those banks that took from Fed stole a lot more. But it doesn’t excuse these government workers from abusing the system too…

If you compare the numbers, Sanders makes a hell of a lot less than either of them. And arguably he runs the entire city (more than the 4000+ employees)

Next time you folks get pulled over and ticketed, take heart in that probably part of that went to that head pig’s raise.

[Coronita]

I think what is so distasteful in these raises that while the rest of the world probably hasn’t seen raises in awhile or for that matter are lucky to even be working, these folks shower themselves in raises above the typical rate, even in GOOD economy…

Yes, those banks that took from Fed stole a lot more. But it doesn’t excuse these government workers from abusing the system too…

If you compare the numbers, Sanders makes a hell of a lot less than either of them. And arguably he runs the entire city (more than the 4000+ employees)

Next time you folks get pulled over and ticketed, take heart in that probably part of that went to that head pig’s raise.

[Coronita]

I think what is so distasteful in these raises that while the rest of the world probably hasn’t seen raises in awhile or for that matter are lucky to even be working, these folks shower themselves in raises above the typical rate, even in GOOD economy…

Yes, those banks that took from Fed stole a lot more. But it doesn’t excuse these government workers from abusing the system too…

If you compare the numbers, Sanders makes a hell of a lot less than either of them. And arguably he runs the entire city (more than the 4000+ employees)

Next time you folks get pulled over and ticketed, take heart in that probably part of that went to that head pig’s raise.

[Coronita]

I think what is so distasteful in these raises that while the rest of the world probably hasn’t seen raises in awhile or for that matter are lucky to even be working, these folks shower themselves in raises above the typical rate, even in GOOD economy…

Yes, those banks that took from Fed stole a lot more. But it doesn’t excuse these government workers from abusing the system too…

If you compare the numbers, Sanders makes a hell of a lot less than either of them. And arguably he runs the entire city (more than the 4000+ employees)

Next time you folks get pulled over and ticketed, take heart in that probably part of that went to that head pig’s raise.

[Coronita]

I think what is so distasteful in these raises that while the rest of the world probably hasn’t seen raises in awhile or for that matter are lucky to even be working, these folks shower themselves in raises above the typical rate, even in GOOD economy…

Yes, those banks that took from Fed stole a lot more. But it doesn’t excuse these government workers from abusing the system too…

If you compare the numbers, Sanders makes a hell of a lot less than either of them. And arguably he runs the entire city (more than the 4000+ employees)

Next time you folks get pulled over and ticketed, take heart in that probably part of that went to that head pig’s raise.

[sdrealtor]

Ambulance chasers can easily make more than 240K on a single case. Sorry but 240K for the DA of one of America’s largest metros is far from obscene.

[sdrealtor]

Ambulance chasers can easily make more than 240K on a single case. Sorry but 240K for the DA of one of America’s largest metros is far from obscene.

[sdrealtor]

Ambulance chasers can easily make more than 240K on a single case. Sorry but 240K for the DA of one of America’s largest metros is far from obscene.

[sdrealtor]

Ambulance chasers can easily make more than 240K on a single case. Sorry but 240K for the DA of one of America’s largest metros is far from obscene.

[sdrealtor]

Ambulance chasers can easily make more than 240K on a single case. Sorry but 240K for the DA of one of America’s largest metros is far from obscene.

[Reality]

I don’t have that much of a problem with these salaries considering the responsiblities, and they probably work very hard for them.

The timing is kind of questionable although does anyone really expect someone running for election to take a raise not long before the election?

I don’t believe them when they say they didn’t delay the raises because of the election. Telling us that the election had no bearing on the timing is the part that bothers me.

[Reality]

I don’t have that much of a problem with these salaries considering the responsiblities, and they probably work very hard for them.

The timing is kind of questionable although does anyone really expect someone running for election to take a raise not long before the election?

I don’t believe them when they say they didn’t delay the raises because of the election. Telling us that the election had no bearing on the timing is the part that bothers me.

[Reality]

I don’t have that much of a problem with these salaries considering the responsiblities, and they probably work very hard for them.

The timing is kind of questionable although does anyone really expect someone running for election to take a raise not long before the election?

I don’t believe them when they say they didn’t delay the raises because of the election. Telling us that the election had no bearing on the timing is the part that bothers me.

[Reality]

I don’t have that much of a problem with these salaries considering the responsiblities, and they probably work very hard for them.

The timing is kind of questionable although does anyone really expect someone running for election to take a raise not long before the election?

I don’t believe them when they say they didn’t delay the raises because of the election. Telling us that the election had no bearing on the timing is the part that bothers me.

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