State legislative pay raises should NOT be in the works
Briefly

The stage is set for the nation's highest state lawmakers' pay to go higher still ahead of the January kickoff of the next legislative session.
At last month's hearing, only two people testified; the commission must release its final plan by Nov. 15 - safely after Election Day.
The increases take effect automatically unless the Legislature votes to cancel them, reflecting the efficiency of a system that seemingly bypasses direct accountability.
Pro-pay-hikers argue that many agency heads have lower salaries than NYC officials, raising questions about compensation fairness and public expectations.
Read at New York Post
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