this is just freakin' interesting.....

Quoted from senders

this is just freakin' interesting.....

Interesting indeed because the electorate didn't want this candidate BUT WE HAVE HIM ON OUR PAYROLL NOW ANYWAY !!    That is the Democratic process in Rotterdam...we give the people a choice and if they don't comply, the candidate gets shoved down our throat anyway!

these appts....jobs.....whatever....the whole operation needs to be investigated.....unfair labor practices.....not equal opportunity.....and who is to say

Romano or any other is qualified for the job......it's all about patronage and who works the hardest for political gain....there is no career in service with this

mind set....that's why this Town is in the chaos it's in....and soon  everyone will find out how wrong they were re FDG......he foresaw what would happen with

the money in this town.....generosity leading to poverty....

Governor Cuomo must be at the head of this charade

Quoted from Shadow

This town needs an engineer/engineer aid not some unqualified friend of the family appointee.

Like the planning commission? Had enough-YET? You wanted one party working together implosion and you got it where the sun don't shine.

Part-time at $30k serves a purpose...State Law says if he earns more than $30k then he has to suspend the retirement payments while earning that salary.
So HB saying it was evaluated that someone could od the job as part-time was BS so that he could do what he did with appt for the reasons shown.

Quoted from joebxr

Part-time at $30k serves a purpose...State Law says if he earns more than $30k then he has to suspend the retirement payments while earning that salary.
So HB saying it was evaluated that someone could od the job as part-time was BS so that he could do what he did with appt for the reasons shown.

How much of that $30K will end up right back in the Democrat Party war chest?

Leave it to you to take something posted as contributory and turn it into a compelete negative redirecting the thread........you need to be locked-down and locked-out !!! > > >

Quoted from joebxr

you need to be locked-down and locked-out !!! > > >

There ya go, laugh a little...At least you are not totally uptight.

Quoted from CICERO

There ya go, laugh a little...At least you are not totally uptight.

I laugh everytime I read your posts!

Quoted from joebxr

I laugh everytime I read your posts!

That's good, at least I know you are reading them...Hopefully I can open the eyes of a True Believer.  It isn't easy.

Quoted from CICERO

That's good, at least I know you are reading them...Hopefully I can open the eyes of a True Believer.  It isn't easy.

It would be more miraculous to open the eyes of a non-believer Roman Orator

Quoted from joebxr

Part-time at $30k serves a purpose...State Law says if he earns more than $30k then he has to suspend the retirement payments while earning that salary.
So HB saying it was evaluated that someone could od the job as part-time was BS so that he could do what he did with appt for the reasons shown.

BRRRRRRRRRRIIIIIILLLLLLLIANT!!!!!

Here's the deal as I understand it.
If HB wanted to sign a waiver and submit to State for approval, then VR could draw his pension plus his pay with no limit.
If a retiree wants to make a full salary and pension, his employer must make a case to the New York State Civil Service Commission for a waiver.
Without a waiver, VR can earn up to $30k annual without effect on his pension.
Earning more than $30k requires he freeze his pension.
State law allows a retiree to collect both without a waiver if they are older than 65 years old.

There was recent case "North Syracuse to get new police chief because mayor wouldn't sign 'double-dipping' waiver".  Past 2 administrations (Mayor) signed waivers, and Chief was recieving $58,574 a year pension and was paid $79,693 annually to be police chief. New Mayor didn't sign waiver...he said “If there are people out there who don’t require a waiver, that’s who you’re supposed to hire,” Atkinson said. “That’s my interpretation of what a waiver is.” Result was that he has recieved resumes from multiple applicants qualifed and interested in the job.

Quoted from joebxr

Here's the deal as I understand it.
If HB wanted to sign a waiver and submit to State for approval, then VR could draw his pension plus his pay with no limit.
If a retiree wants to make a full salary and pension, his employer must make a case to the New York State Civil Service Commission for a waiver.
Without a waiver, VR can earn up to $30k annual without effect on his pension.
Earning more than $30k requires he freeze his pension.
State law allows a retiree to collect both without a waiver if they are older than 65 years old.

There was recent case "North Syracuse to get new police chief because mayor wouldn't sign 'double-dipping' waiver".  Past 2 administrations (Mayor) signed waivers, and Chief was recieving $58,574 a year pension and was paid $79,693 annually to be police chief. New Mayor didn't sign waiver...he said “If there are people out there who don’t require a waiver, that’s who you’re supposed to hire,” Atkinson said. “That’s my interpretation of what a waiver is.” Result was that he has recieved resumes from multiple applicants qualifed and interested in the job.

not how it works here in Rotterdam...........to be eligible for a position in town you must:

a.) be a member of the family and friends club
b.) care little or nothing for the residents who you are supposed to be serving
c.) be willing to skirt laws and town codes in an effort to garner more votes ie; ignore town code as it pertains to the placement of political signs because "everyone does it"
d.) show extreme favoritism in regards to town codes in exchange for a party flip flop