Public official compensation

UPDATED: May 2015 Ohio Constitutional Modernization Commission Meetings

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All meetings will be held on Thursday, May 14, 2015 in Columbus, Ohio.  If you are interested in addressing a committee please contact Steven C. Hollon, Executive Director of the Ohio Constitutional Modernization Commission at 614.644.2022. 9:30 a.m. Education Public Institutions, and Local Government Committee–  Room 017 of the Ohio Statehouse.  Presentation by Senior Policy […]

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Ohio Senate Votes to Create Commission for Public Official Pay Increases

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The Ohio Senate voted in favor of SJR 1, which would amend the Ohio Constitution to create a Public Office Compensation Commission.   The Commission would review and set pay for lawmakers, constitutional officers, judges and others.  Currently, the General Assembly has authority over pay raises for public officers.  A commission would take lawmakers out of

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It’s Back! Senate Joint Resolution to Create Commission for Public Office Pay Increases

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Late in the last General Assembly, SJR 9 was passed by the Senate.  This joint resolution proposed to amend the Ohio Consitution to create a Public Office Compensation Commission.  The Commission would review and set pay for lawmakers, constitutional officers, judges and others.  Currently, the General Assembly has authority over pay raises for public officers. 

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Constitutionally Created Commission for Ohio Public Officials’ Pay Increases?

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SJR 9, recently passed by the Ohio Senate, would amend the Ohio Constitution to create the Public Office Compensation Commission.  The Commission would review and set pay for lawmakers, constitutional officers, judges and others.   Commission members would be appointed by the governor, members of the legislature and the chief justice of the Ohio Supreme Court,

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