Two More MI State Employees Silence Bought With Taxpayer Money
Did you know that Whitmer appears to be making it rain taxpayer cash on certain state employees she wants to be kept silent?
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Did you know that Whitmer appears to be making it rain taxpayer cash on certain state employees she wants to be kept silent?
Robert Gordon received $155,506 as part of a separation deal that prevents him from discussing his departure. His resignation has never been explained, and Republicans call the agreement ‘shocking.’
The former director of the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services will receive more than $155,000 in exchange for "releasing all claims against" the state, according to a separation agreement provided to the Free Press. The agreement states the money provided to Robert Gordon constitutes nine months of pay and health care costs. Gordon resigned in January after signing a new employment agreement the previous October that included a $182,000 salary, according to records obtained through a Freedom of Information Act request. Reached Monday, Gordon declined to comment. On Feb. ...
Sarah Esty, who served as a deputy director while Robert Gordon led Michigan's health department, also reached a separation agreement with the state
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