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QC school board raises substitute teacher pay - Vimarsana News

QC school board raises substitute teacher pay

After more than a year since their last raise, substitute teachers in the Queen Creek Unified School District will be paid more to spend a day in the classroom.

Fortune 250 Companies Heavily Supported Anti-Abortion-Rights Politicians in Recent Election Cycles, Study Finds - Vimarsana News

Fortune 250 Companies Heavily Supported Anti-Abortion-Rights Politicians in Recent Election Cycles, Study Finds

Despite accusations, companies aren’t ‘hostage to liberal elites’ after all, report says.

Being in a Union Means You Could Make $1.3 Million More Over Your Lifetime - Vimarsana News

Being in a Union Means You Could Make $1.3 Million More Over Your Lifetime

A new study finds that workers who are in a union for their whole careers make $1.3 million more than non-union workers — and they retire earlier.

Johnson County approves pay increase for sheriff's deputies - Vimarsana News

Johnson County approves pay increase for sheriff's deputies

The approved proposal reallocates millions from the general fund to increase the department's pay

Source: kmbc.com
Biden plans 4.6 percent average pay raise for federal employees in 2023 - Vimarsana News

Biden plans 4.6 percent average pay raise for federal employees in 2023

President Biden on Wednesday announced plans for a 4.6 percent average pay raise for civilian federal employees in 2023. In a letter announcing the plans to Congress, the president noted “growing recruitment and retention challenges” for federal agencies and “eroded compensation” in federal positions. For civilian federal employees covered by the General Schedule and some…

Source: aol.com