Iris Samuels

1 week ago | adn.com | Iris Samuels

A long-awaited state salary study was released April 9, showing that a sizable number of Alaska state employees are underpaid when compared with other employers. More than a quarter of state of Alaska employees earn less than the 50th market percentile when compared with other surveyed employers, according to a study conducted by Segal, a private contractor hired by the administration of Gov. Mike Dunleavy to assess the competitiveness of Alaska wages.

1 week ago | thebrunswicknews.com | Iris Samuels

Revamping retirement options for Alaska's public sector is "a two-year project," state Senate and House majority leaders said Tuesday, signaling that adoption of a new pension bill was unlikely before this year's legislative session ends next month. The bipartisan House and Senate coalitions both identified pension reform as one of their top policy goals when they formed late last year, amid ongoing recruitment and retention challenges in Alaska's public sector.

1 week ago | thederrick.com | Iris Samuels

Revamping retirement options for Alaska's public sector is "a two-year project," state Senate and House majority leaders said Tuesday, signaling that adoption of a new pension bill was unlikely before this year's legislative session ends next month. Please log in, or sign up for a new account and purchase a subscription to continue reading.

1 week ago | adn.com | Iris Samuels

Revamping retirement options for Alaska’s public sector is “a two-year project,” state Senate and House majority leaders said Tuesday, signaling that adoption of a new pension bill was unlikely before this year’s legislative session ends next month. The bipartisan House and Senate coalitions both identified pension reform as one of their top policy goals when they formed late last year, amid ongoing recruitment and retention challenges in Alaska’s public sector.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Iris Samuels

Apr. 16—Revamping retirement options for Alaska's public sector is "a two-year project," state Senate and House majority leaders said Tuesday, signaling that adoption of a new pension bill was unlikely before this year's legislative session ends next month. The bipartisan House and Senate coalitions both identified pension reform as one of their top policy goals when they formed late last year, amid ongoing recruitment and retention challenges in Alaska's public sector.