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February 01, 2011

Out of Balance: Comparing Public and Private Sector Compensation Over 20 Years

Employees of state & local government earn an average of 11% and 12% less, respectively, than comparable private sector employees.  An analysis spanning two decades shows the pay gap between public and private sector employees has widened in recent years.

Download the full article from the National Institute on Retirement Security.

 

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