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$28K for Six Weeks of No Work? Nebraska Auditor Demands Answers.
Foley says the agency paid Thomas Pfeifle for six weeks he did not work and urges the board to recover two prior payments.
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$28K for six weeks of no work? Nebraska auditor demands answers.
Nebraska State Auditor Mike Foley reiterated his concerns raised in early October regarding the Nebraska Public Employees Retirement System's plan to pay its former director nearly $28,000 after he quit.
·Omaha, United States
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Auditor: Former retirement director had pattern of absences before resignation
LINCOLN — New research from State Auditor Mike Foley into the short-lived executive director of Nebraska’s Public Employees Retirement System showed the director had a tumultuous experience in the agency before he walked off the job. Thomas Pfeifle submitted his resignation to the state retirement board Sept. 21 after roughly three months leading the agency, […]
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