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California: Audit Finds CDCR Overpaid Employees Who Supervise Prisoner-Workers

Loaded on Aug. 15, 2010 by Michael Brodheim published in Prison Legal News August, 2010, page 36
Filed under: Misconduct/Corruption, Government Misconduct. Location: California.
A follow-up investigation by the California State Auditor has found that the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) overpaid certain employees who supervise prisoner-workers.

In California, non-custodial staff who supervise prisoner-workers qualify for a monthly pay differential which ranges from $190 (for an office technician or a cook specialist I) ...

 

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