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Translate this page Supervisors approve contract with County's incoming chief administrative officer for $259,000/year; to be $289,000 by 2014Tuesday, October 9th, 2012 Issue 41, Volume 16.
Under terms of the deal, which are posted on the county's website, Helen N. Robbins-Meyer, now the assistant chief administrative officer, will be paid $259,000 annually when she succeeds current CAO Walt Ekard on Dec. 1. The contract bumps her salary to $274,000 on Dec. 1, 2013, and $289,000 on Dec. 1, 2014. It was passed without comment by the supervisors. Robbins-Meyer of Poway was appointed as the county's top staffer in August, shortly after Ekard announced his decision to step down. He has led the county government since 1999. Robbins-Meyer has worked for the county since 1997.
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SAN DIEGO (Wire Service) - The San Diego County Board of Supervisors is scheduled to consider today (October 9) approving an employment contract with the county's incoming chief administrative officer. Under terms of the deal, which are posted on the county's website, Helen N. Robbins-Meyer, currently the assistant chief administrative officer, will receive a $259,000 annual salary when she succeeds current CAO Walt Ekard on Dec. 1. The deal bumps her salary to $274,000 on Dec. 1, 2013, and $289,000 on Dec. 1, 2014. Robbins-Meyer, of Poway, was appointed to be the county's top staffer in August, shortly after Ekard announced his decision to step down. He has led the county government since 1999. Robbins-Meyer has worked for the county since 1997. 4 comments
How will she be able to make ends meet? Remember to vote in Jerry Browns tax increase this November!
Don't worry too much about her, weatherman, I'm sure she gets other perks. That $259k is just her salary. My guess her total compensation to be is at least twice that amount. They don't publish it much, but you have to figure in the CALPERS bailout to pay for her retirement that will cost us tax payers in the state big $$$$. Read .............. http://www.nytimes.com/2012/09/21/us/california-debt-higher-than-earlier-estimates.html?_r=1& California will need a lot more $$$$ in the future. Brown's tax increase will not even come close to closing the gap.
DISGUSTING!
I think all government positions should convert over to the active duty military pay schedule. After all, why should they make any more than some grunt in the Afgan desert heat, sitting there in their air conditioned offices with plush furniture and take home cars? They think too highly of themselves, those selfish, inconsiderate, greedy, arrogant, egotistical, gubmint workers. |
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