Sentences with phrase «salary hikes based»

Then can get contractual step increases — salary hikes based on time on the job.

Nassau's financial control board is objecting to proposed state legislation that would allow the county's union employees to get contractual step increases — salary hikes based on years in the job — even during a wage freeze.

The bill pitted public - employee unions against the Nassau Interim Finance Authority, the state - imposed county financial control board, over the issue of «step raises,» or salary hikes based on time on the job.

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Members of the state Commission on Legislative, Judicial and Executive Compensation today are set to meet in New York City to determine whether to increase the pay for 213 members of the state Legislature, hiking their salaries from the base $ 79,500 to as much as $ 116,900 a year.

It would be the first pay hike granted in 17 years for lawmakers, who make a base salary of $ 79,500.

The 33 percent raises for Chief of Staff Ron Kluesener, Town Attorney Joseph Wilson and Town Comptroller Victoria Marotta increase their base salaries from $ 109,084 to $ 145,000, according to the Jan. 2 resolution granting the pay hikes.

What voters don't want to see is a legislative pay hike, which would be the first salary bump for state lawmakers, earn a base $ 79,500.

An anonymous source connected to the governor suggested to reporters that the governor would use his appointees on a commission weighing a pay hike for legislators to hold base salaries at $ 79,500 if the budget were late and ethics reforms are not adopted before legislators leave for the year this June.

A complete ban on outside income for lawmakers, accompanied by a salary hike to at least $ 112,500 compared to the current $ 79,500 base pay.

The Citizens Budget Commission watchdog group has said the MTA would have to raise fares to cover TWU salary hikes, but on Thursday CBC officials declined to say if they believed the new union contract led to the push for the $ 3 base fare.