PA Turnpike Used $367K In Toll Money To Give Executives Raises: Report
DAUPHIN COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, AUG 6 – The commission justified $367,107 in raises due to high debt and leadership retention while tolls have increased annually for 17 years, affecting drivers’ costs, officials said.
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Pa. Turnpike execs get $367,107 in pay raises, including CEO’s $86,000 boost
By Tirzah Christopher, pennlive.com (TNS) The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission approved a total of $367,107 in pay raises for the organization’s chief officers during a closed-door executive session in March. The raises were recommended by a wage study commissioned in February, which offered two options that resulted in the same total cost for salary increases. CEO Mark Compton received the highest individual pay raise—more than $86,000, or a 33…
PA Turnpike Commission approves $360K in raises to top officers - MoreThanTheCurve
The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission approved a total of $367,107 in pay raises (funded by toll revenue) for the organization’s chief officers, PennLive reported on Wednesday. CEO Mark Compton received an $86,000 raise in April, bringing his annual salary to $348,000. The pay hikes were approved during a closed-door executive session in March. The meeting’s minutes are here. Mark Compton, Turnpike CEO The raises have sparked public criticism, in…
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