Topic: salaries

Ordinance No. 70-85

Hefty hike handed Huzicko

Other administrators take home more, too

Ordinance No. 79-85

Ordinance No. 126-85

Ordinance No. 134-85

Ordinance No.

Board raises salaries for administrators

Ordinance No. 91-86

Ordinance No. 90-86

Ordinance No. 137-86

Ordinance No. 140-86

Ordinance No. 143-86

Ordinance No. 5-87

Salary increases tabled

Letters to the editor

Ordinance No. 82-87

Letters to the editor

Ordinance No. 100-87

Ordinance No. 102-87

District administrators get pay raises and bonuses

Letters to the editor

Raises and bonuses at board meeting tomorrow

Ordinance No. 60-88

Consultant hired to study administrators' salaries

Council may get pay raise

Ordinance No. 70-88

Letters to the editor

Ordinance No. 103-88

Ordinance No. 110-88

Ordinance No. 73-89

Ordinance No. 94-89

Ordinance No. 101-89

Ordinance No. 93-89

Council approves 1991 budget; recycling, wage hikes included

Others Say Too Much, Too Soon

Levy Is Reasonable

Concerned Citizens' Tactics Are Tacky

Duffey aims ax at salaries but budget escapes intact

Night teachers get pay hike

City Council ups salaries

District administrative salaries increase next year

Three-percent raise approved for Asbury

Board discusses salaries, middle school again

Cops to vote on contract

Worthington police officers get 4 percent raises this week

Employees to get pay increases

Trustees approve 4 percent raise

Board freezes salaries

Administrators understand financial reality, Seils says

School board, classified emplyees: Saturday talks may result in a contract

Classified workers to vote on contract

Classified raises to average 3 percent

Board thaws administrators' pay hike freeze

Board members approve 3 percent administrative raises for 1995-96

Asbury gets raise, praise from board members

Board rejects Timko's push for higher 'sub' salaries

Eight administrators top $80,000 plateau

Contract talks near end

School leaders get pay increase

Board approves pay raises for administrators

Smith's huge salary raise raises eyebrows

Treasurer, superintendent are up for overdue raises

Council approves pay hikes for city employees

Classified staff to receive 3-percent raises

Board approves 4-percent pay raise for superintendent

Letters

Board at odds over meeting compensation

Affordable housing must be a priority

Cutting administrators' salaries is ludicrous

Flexibility should be added to teachers' salary scale

Board must toe the line in tough financial times

Teacher raises are much more than 4 percent

Teachers deserve raise

Council OKs fire, police contracts

Salary study drives city adminstration raises

The job titles, salaries of domestics

Some offer to forgo raises but WEA won't budge

Union refuses to talk cost savings with board

Airport consultants to present update

Higher insurance bills allow pay raises

Conrath's contract is for $133k: Fenton gets raise

Voters will have a chance to rebalance legislature

Reject levy and challenge usustainable spending

Comparison shows why seniors can't back tax

Cynkar's figures don't support his statement

SPAC: Pay coaches more, don't add teams

Issue 2--Amendment would allow minimum wage to grow with inflation

Nov. 7 ballot loaded with four statewide issues

Voters say no to gambling and smoking, yes to minimum wage

Minimum wage bill for show, not about substance

Tiberi just whining about losing vote in U.S. House

Start cuts at gov't paychecks

School administrators get 2.85 percent raise

School administrators get 2.85% raise

Budget OK'd with smaller raises for nonunion workers

Classified employees' 2.85 percent raises get board nod

Board OKs contract; group adopts new name

New contract grants raises of 3-percent to firefighters

More high-paid government officials should take pay cuts