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Government Workers

The treatment of and perks for U.S. government employees

Posted inGovernment Workers, Worked Over

How we analyzed California’s public employee compensation data

by Joanna Lin December 4, 2014April 23, 2015

Making sense of public employee compensation is no easy task.

Posted inGovernment Workers, Worked Over

California’s public payroll database falls short on transparency

by Joanna Lin December 4, 2014April 23, 2015

Four years after a small working-class town near Los Angeles became a cautionary tale of government excess, a state effort to avoid a repeat performance is falling short.

Posted inGovernment Workers, Worked Over

Few rules mean hefty payouts for some California public employees

by Joanna Lin December 4, 2014November 29, 2018

Although the salaries of government employees are public, most taxpayers know little about whether these paychecks, which typically represent more than a third of communities’ spending, are fair.

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