Government Pay Gap Seen In Private Sector Drain
Sylvia Porter notes how federal salaries lag behind private industry and civilian wage growth. A Labor Dept study shows government pay advances trail private sector increases, driving top officials to leave for better compensation and stressing the balance between duty and family costs.
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The piece argues that top federal salaries lag behind private sector pay, citing figures for McNamara and Roosa, and questions if private wealth is driving resignations from government. It calls for a better system balancing enterprise and public duty, noting ongoing pay hikes do not close the gap at the top.
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