A recent report says Idaho led the nation last year in workers' earnings growth. But the Idaho Statesman reports Idaho's ranking as having the biggest workers' pay increase in the nation isn't really all that impressive
BOISE, Idaho (AP) — A bipartisan lawmaker panel Tuesday backed a proposal for a 3 percent pay increase for Idaho's state workers in fiscal year 2018, aligning with Gov. C.L. "Butch" Otter's recommendation he made earlier this year.
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — The Obama administration says it will challenge a federal court's decision to block implementation of a regulation that would make an estimated 4 million more higher-earning workers eligible for overtime pay.
It's tax day, which means a lot of you are written or have already written massive checks to the government. For those of you that didn't have to pay, you may have already spent your tax refund.
BOISE, Idaho (AP) — A state task force says reforming Idaho's teaching certification must be tied to increasing salaries in order to attract and retain quality teachers in public schools.
BOISE, Idaho (AP) — The University of Idaho is launching a review into staff salaries with the goal of adopting more equitable and understandable compensation policies by next July. The study is being launched after a faculty group recently complained about hefty raises awarded to some administrators and staff...
Permanent employees at the College of Southern Idaho will be getting bigger paychecks starting in July. The CSI Board of Trustees voted yesterday for a 2-percent salary increase, the first since 2008. CSI employees received a 3 percent salary increase in 2008 along with a $300 bonus to help offset the increase in medical insurance and the received a one-time 2 percent bonus last fall...
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Top Story Podcast 5/23/11: First hour - The radical left-winger, Al Sharpton is President Obama's point man on immigration. Why? Second hour - East End Update, Government workers, on average, now get paid more than the private sector. How can this be fair
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Twin Falls city officials have been trying to deal with the recession and a dwindling budget to keep things going. Now, the Times News reports today that an employee pay survey that was conducted about a year ago found that compensation that Twin Falls city pays its employees is behind other comparable city governments…by nearly 8 percent.
Top Story Podcast 3/10/11: First hour - Merit Pay For Teachers...It's The Law, HomeSeekers, Cops. Second hour - American Thinker's Larrey Anderson.
The controversial issue of merit pay for teachers has been passed by the Idaho legislature
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