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To: bentway who wrote (462914)3/11/2009 3:00:01 PM
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Good teachers put in time at home; lots of time. The public generally doesn't give them credit for that.
OTH, when you want to talk about highly overpaid,

California's correctional officers earn a maximum base salary of $73,728. According to the newly released survey, that's 39 percent more than the average base pay for prison guards in 10 other states and the federal government. When benefits including retirement and medical insurance are included, California's guards earn 29 percent more than the median earned by guards in the other states and the federal government.

The survey understates the disproportionate pay of California prison guards because it does not include overtime. Prison guards in California take home $16,000 in overtime on average every year. In 2006, 1,423 guards collected more than $50,000 in overtime; 36 earned more than $100,000.
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