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Old 12-09-2012, 05:32 AM
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Here's the latest compensation data posted in the local Eugene, OR paper:

The cost of a City of Eugene worker

Average cost per full-time equivalent employee (total wages and benefits, but excluding overtime)

American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees

08-09 fiscal year: $70,419

12-13 fiscal year: $80,540

Full-time equivalent employees: 609

Eugene Police Employees’ Association

08-09 fiscal year: $91,568

12-13 fiscal year: $106,572

Full-time equivalent employees: 241

International Association of Firefighters

08-09 fiscal year: $107,434

12-13 fiscal year: $117,230

Full-time equivalent employees: 172

Non-unionized employees/managers

08-09 fiscal year: $106,375

12-13 fiscal year: $115,489

Full-time equivalent employees: 418

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The overtime is most likely excluded because it would probably cause local rioting.

How many people do you know that will be receiving 10+% compensation increases from 08-09 to 12-13?

I know the police have a lot of flexibility when it comes to banking OT compensation so most of them jump on it, seniority applies.

Many of these public servants are working 32-40 hours a week, many working 4 - 10's so working 5-10 hours a week of OT is nothing.

We've all seen how hard cops work at football and basketball games.......that's double OT.

Here's the entire article which will give a little insight into the mindset of councilors and city manager.
http://www.registerguard.com/web/upd...-fire.html.csp

What baffles me is people in the community actually believe the same people that negligently created this problem are capable of resolving it.