WISCONSIN- Upon revealing the top government salaries and estimated pensions in four Wisconsin cities and counties last week, Taxpayers United of America (TUA) received extensive coverage from the local press in each community.
TUA’s release of Appleton’s top government salaries and estimated pensions was given an in-depth write-up in the Appleton Post Crescent, an article which was subsequently picked up and featured in the Green Bay Gazette, a USA Today affiliate. Read more →
Click here to view the City of La Crosse, WI’s top 25 government salaries and estimated pensions.
Click here to view La Crosse County, WI government school’s top salaries and estimated pensions.
Click here to view UW- La Crosse’s top 100 salaries and estimated pensions.
LA CROSSE–A report released today by Taxpayers United of America (TUA) reveals that government employees of the City of La Crosse, University of Wisconsin La Crosse, and La Crosse government schools are receiving very generous salaries and that their estimated pension benefits in many cases will be larger than salaries in the private sector.
“On top of that, La Crosse County has violated state law by refusing a FOIA request TUA placed months ago,” said Christina Tobin, TUA Vice President, “making them the only entity in the state of Wisconsin to do so.” Read more →
Click here to view the city of Green Bay’s top government salaries and estimated pensions.
Click here to view UW Green Bay’s top salaries and estimated pensions.
Click here to view Brown County’s top government salaries and estimated pensions.
Click here to view Brown County government school’s top salaries and estimated pensions.
GREEN BAY–A report released today by Taxpayers United of America (TUA) reveals that government employees of the City of Green Bay, Brown County, and Brown County government schools and universities are receiving very generous salaries and that their estimated pension benefits in many cases will be larger than salaries in the private sector.
“The most outrageous salaries are in the various government schools of the Brown County,” said Christina Tobin, TUA Vice President, “followed by the Univ. of Wisconsin Green Bay, and the City and County.” Read more →
