The article in Main Line Today was from 2011 and it lets you get a peek as to a whole lot of salaries. Like it or not, and average workers do not identify with upper level management in the public service area, but you want to know where your increases go if you are from that employment sector? To management level employees. Check out this link for an interesting list of salaries from Main Line Today Magazine which says for example that an assistant township manager in Lower Merion makes $122,921 and a township manager makes $193,324 …and it is going up and I will get to that. Maybe this sector of people would get more in this country if say, more municipalities and hospital systems were willing to trim upper management fat, and give back. Yes there are hiring freezes and things like that because guess what? The economy is in the toilet and almost everyone is feeling a pinch. Getting a bit more controversial, many of these public service employees have fabulous health and benefit plans. This simple statement smacks of class warfare, and that is unfair. I also live within my means, did not accept bailout money, do not live in a multi-million dollar home, did not crash the markets, and so on and so forth. You know how this makes ME feel? Like I am the enemy. But there has been this photo making its rounds on the web that just irritates me.Ĭheck it out and then I will tell you how it makes me feel as someone in the quote end quote private sector. I know many, many amazing people in these job categories.

I will preface this post with the fact that I honestly do appreciate the jobs that those in the public sector do.įiremen, policemen, nurses, teachers, EMTs, etc.

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