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And West Virginia has their RESA's
New Jersey gov't ‘temps’ collecting six-figure pay
With an income exceeding $225,000 last year, Cathy Coyle is the most expensive part-time temp in New Jersey state government.
The Department of Education paid Coyle $151,862 last year as a "special services" employee. The retired Jersey City school executive also collects a $73,765 annual pension from the state.
Coyle is not alone. The state agency's Special Services Unit Q has become a haven for double-dippers who game the pension system with the knowledge of the Christie Administration.
A New Jersey Watchdog investigation found:
* Two-thirds of the top 60 Unit Q special services workers collect state pensions.
* Those 40 employees collected roughly $5.9 million last year -- nearly $2.9 million in state pay, plus almost $3 million from retirement checks.
* Thirty-eight of the double-dippers have six-figure incomes. Five receive more than $200,000 a year.
Read more @ http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2014/03/24/new-jersey-govt-temps-collecting-six-figure-pay/
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