Memphis City Workers Bittersweet over Bonus

Memphis Mayor A c Wharton proposes a bonus for city workers, but not all employees are excited about the idea.

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Frayserboi - 12/6/2011 8:33 PM
2 Votes
These over-paid public employees need to suck it up just like the rest of us.....if unsatisfied feeding at the pubic trough, fine, go to work for the private sector.....'nuff said.....

wildcat3 - 12/6/2011 10:43 AM
0 Votes
dont worry wintermute. They are giving a little while they take a whooole lot. The fire and police deserve better. To have 9 years on the job, more than a third of the way through your career, and they change your retirement plan? Even the county commissioners that wanted pension reform said that was just plain wrong to do to any employee. It should affect new hires only. And the city stayed with a pension over a 401k b/c it is cheaper for them. Dont worry the workers contribute way more to it than most private sector people do. Their insurance cost just went up due to some new rules, they now have deductibles that were never there, and they got a paycut, and their pension is getting slashed badly. All you thugs rooting for the police and fire to get ripped off have finally gotten your wish. I know one thing, morale at the police and fire departments is terrible, if you dont think that makes a difference, you just dont know what your talking about.

SteveTapp - 12/5/2011 10:01 PM
1 Vote
As long is there a city debt, there IS no city surplus! For a minute there, I thought AC was not going to run scared in office.
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