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Re: Nearly 2,000 retired N.J. public workers collecting $100,000-plus pensions
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Who said crime doesn't pay - How many of these workers got jobs via the felony employment program ?
Posted on: 2015/2/18 6:14
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Re: Nearly 2,000 retired N.J. public workers collecting $100,000-plus pensions
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It's a very neat trick - one generation consumes city services but instead of paying for them in full, it tells the city workers that they will get part of the compensation now, and then the next generation will pay them the other half later.
The problem with this schema is that at some point some generation will refuse to honor the promises of the previous one. And why wouldn't they? Why would they feel obliged to pay for the services that they neither ordered nor received?
Posted on: 2015/2/18 5:43
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Nearly 2,000 retired N.J. public workers collecting $100,000-plus pensions
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For anyone wondering where much of their taxes go to.
The number of public officials receiving $100,000-plus pensions has more than doubled since 2010, according to a New Jersey Watchdog analysis. http://www.nj.com/politics/index.ssf/ ... .html#incart_pop_thishour
Posted on: 2015/2/17 22:26
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