SALARIES:
I received a list of salaries for some of the mistreated Wisconsin school teachers and public employees who have been in the headlines the past couple of weeks. This first list is the annual average salary including benefits (for a 9 month contract for the teachers):
- Teachers:
Elmbrook————- $91,065
Germantown——— 83,818
Hartland Arrowhead- 90,825 – Highest $122,952 – Lowest $64,942
Men Falls ————– 81,099
West Bend ———— 82,153
Waukesha ———— 92,902
Sussex —————– 82,956
Mequon ————– 95,297
Kettle Mor ———– 87,656
Muskego ————- 91,341
Staff:
Arrowhead – Bus. Mgr. ——– $169,525
Arrowhead – Principal ——— 152,519
Germantown – Asst. Principal – 123,222
Elmbrook —- Elementary Principal – 142,315
Madison —- Asst. Principal — 127,835
University of Wisconsin:
Prof. of Business ————— $327,828
Chancellor ———————– 437,000
Prof. of Nutritional Science — 254,877
Madison Sanitation Workers 2009 salaries:
One employee made $159,258 in 2009 including $109,892 in overtime and other pay
One employee made made $125,598
7 employees made $100,000
30 employees made over $70,000
Milwaukee City Bus Drivers:
136 drivers made over $70,000
54 drivers made more than $80,000
18 drivers made more than $90,000
8 drivers made more than $100,000
Top driver made $117,000
The source was WTMJ for this information according to the correspondence I received.
It is my understanding that at the present time the employees do not pay anything toward their retirement and the State government is requesting that the employees contribute 5.8% toward their generous retirement.
I retired from New Mexico under the State Public Employees Retirement program. At the time of my retirement I was contribution 16.3% of my gross salary toward our retirement system. I am certainly not anti public employee by any stretch of the imagination but having the taxpayers pay 100% of a public employee’s retirement is a bit far fetched.
I can only hope that the Wisconsin Governor stands by his guns and does not give in to the George Soros funded demonstrations.
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