A dozen Kentucky court administrators received hefty raises and a published report says it happened months before 47 other workers were laid off. The Lexington Herald-Leader cites salary records in reporting the administrators got increases that boosted some salaries by 20 percent or more. The Administrative Office of the Courts says the administrators who got raises took on more responsibilities as the court system trimmed staff to save money.
November 09, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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A dozen Kentucky court administrators received hefty raises and a published report says it happened months before 47 other workers were laid off.
The Lexington Herald-Leader cites salary records in reporting the administrators got increases that boosted some salaries by 20 percent or more.
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