Committee in WV Senate advances proposal to give teachers, service workers, state police pay raises of $2,300
West Virginia Republican Gov. Jim Justice initially proposed a 5% raise for state employees
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}A committee in West Virginia’s Senate has advanced a proposal that would give public school teachers, school service workers and state police troopers across-the-board pay raises of $2,300.
The proposal passed the Senate Finance Committee on Tuesday and would replace average 5% pay raises initiated by Republican Gov. Jim Justice.
The bill now goes before the full Senate.
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A committee in West Virginia's Senate advanced a proposal to give pay raises to state employees.
The proposal is specifically for state employees whose salaries are set in a pay schedule in state code. A pay increase for other state employees would be subject to an appropriation in the state budget.
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{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}There is a $115 million fiscal note for the raises for all state employees.