State Worker Pay
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Public workers across all three branches of state government could see another pay raise.
Public workers across all three branches of state government could see another pay raise.
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State Worker Pay
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Public workers across all three branches of state government could see another pay raise.
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Learn Moreabout PBS online sponsorshipPublic workers across three branches, All three branches of state government could see another pay raise.
House Budget Chairman Jason Patriots House Bill 444 gives a 6% pay raise to employees and the legislative, judicial and executive branches, judicial branch workers and all elected officials will see a $2,000 increase with the 6% increment on top of that.
Last year, state lawmakers approved an 8% across the board pay raise for state workers.
The pay raise plan advanced from the House and our committee today without opposition and now waits for action by the full House.
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Clip: S1 Ep197 | 1m 31s | Kentucky continues to clean up and power up after last Friday's storms and high winds. (1m 31s)
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Clip: S1 Ep197 | 24s | Federal government is giving Morehead university $3M to help fund healthcare programs. (24s)
Political Ad Targeting Cameron
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Clip: S1 Ep197 | 1m 7s | What appears to be the first negative TV ad in the governor's race. (1m 7s)
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Clip: S1 Ep197 | 4m 6s | A program to get kids excited about learning to read. (4m 6s)
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