Post by Logan on Feb 6, 2016 2:28:59 GMT -6
Approximately 20,000 state employees got too much money in their paychecks last month. Now the government wants it back.
The goof led a union locked in tough contract talks with Gov. Jerry Brown to criticize the administration – even though State Controller Betty Yee’s office, which processes state pay, is not under the governor’s control.
The payroll errors ranged from $37 to $101 per employee and showed up in checks and direct deposits issued in January for the December pay period, Controller’s Office spokesman John Hill said.
The mistake was limited to 12,689 employees in the California Correctional Peace Officers Association and “about 7,000” others in the International Union of Operating Engineers Bargaining Unit 12, Hill said.
Read more here: www.sacbee.com/news/politics-government/capitol-alert/article58663568.html
The goof led a union locked in tough contract talks with Gov. Jerry Brown to criticize the administration – even though State Controller Betty Yee’s office, which processes state pay, is not under the governor’s control.
The payroll errors ranged from $37 to $101 per employee and showed up in checks and direct deposits issued in January for the December pay period, Controller’s Office spokesman John Hill said.
The mistake was limited to 12,689 employees in the California Correctional Peace Officers Association and “about 7,000” others in the International Union of Operating Engineers Bargaining Unit 12, Hill said.
Read more here: www.sacbee.com/news/politics-government/capitol-alert/article58663568.html