City Manager Judy Rogers has "recently received a vacation payout of $48,000". That's according to the "Counterspin" page on the Fairness for Civic Workers website, funded by the Canadian Union of Public Employees. It is also reported that last year Rogers earned $318,838.
Striking civic workers have pointed out that Rogers' vacation payout exceeds what many of them earn in a year.
For more CUPE strike-related news on this blog, see: CUPE Strike Haunted by Secretary Scandal
Sunday, August 19, 2007
Back-to-School Welfare Cheques
Welfare cheques issued in British Columbia for the month of August contained a bonus for people with children in school full time. A note was included at the bottom of each cheque:
"This cheque includes the school start-up supplement. This supplement is $84 for each child aged 5-11 years and $116 for each child aged 12-18 years."
The cheques were issued by the BC Ministry of Employment and Income Assistance at the end of July.
"This cheque includes the school start-up supplement. This supplement is $84 for each child aged 5-11 years and $116 for each child aged 12-18 years."
The cheques were issued by the BC Ministry of Employment and Income Assistance at the end of July.
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