Just like our useless Trimet board of directors who handed Fred Hansen a pension for life of $16k a month.
The Daily Herald reported board members agreed to keep paying
his $252,000 salary through next February, and then for another six
months, any difference between his old salary and a future job's income.
And then there's the other gold-plated perks that drive us crazy in the
private sector. Clifford gets $35,243 for unused vacation days, $21,971
for unused sick days, reimbursement for his pension contributions, a
$78,000 payment for selling his home and another $75,000 for lawyer
fees.
In all, the Chicago Tribune reported Clifford could get $740,000 to walk away from his job.
Madeleine Doubek: Public Employee Salaries and Metra Severances Grow -- As Does Our Anger
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