He must not be in the executive level. Only peons consistently make less each year (when adjusted for inflation). At the executive level, they make exponentially more each year. In the 60s average CEO pay was about 30 times higher than the average worker of that firm. Now it is 300 times the average worker’s income.
Having worked as a civil servant most of my life, I know that it’s just like being an employee anywhere else. Your salary is more-or-less constant from year to year. Being in the public sector is no different from being a worker bee in any corporation, in that respect.
Without COLAs, a typical IRS agent earns about $45K a year. An agent in California would make more than that because it costs more to live in CA. No one except politicians gets wealthy with a government job.
The dude from FL Premium Member about 1 year ago
No, he just found a way to hide it better
Pharmakeus Ubik about 1 year ago
That’s a joke son, I say, a joke.
cdward about 1 year ago
He must not be in the executive level. Only peons consistently make less each year (when adjusted for inflation). At the executive level, they make exponentially more each year. In the 60s average CEO pay was about 30 times higher than the average worker of that firm. Now it is 300 times the average worker’s income.
davanden about 1 year ago
Having worked as a civil servant most of my life, I know that it’s just like being an employee anywhere else. Your salary is more-or-less constant from year to year. Being in the public sector is no different from being a worker bee in any corporation, in that respect.
halvincobbes Premium Member about 1 year ago
Without COLAs, a typical IRS agent earns about $45K a year. An agent in California would make more than that because it costs more to live in CA. No one except politicians gets wealthy with a government job.
T... about 1 year ago
We don’t even have to pay social security…