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Old January 19th 04, 06:23 PM
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Jay Honeck wrote:

Government pensions are good because government work pays less. The
good pensions are the compensation for working for less.



Dunno what government jobs YOU are looking at -- but around here, the
Gubmint jobs pay substantially MORE than their private sector equivalents.

Just one example: A secretary at the University of Iowa can easily clear
$40K per year -- AND have the best health care and retirement I've ever
seen, anywhere.


Well around here software engineers for the state don't get squat
compared to private industry. Neither do engineers working at any
level of government, actually.

 




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