CT lawmakers give final approval to new contract giving state workers raises, bonuses
State lawmakers gave final approval to new a contract for state workers, including college professors, state troopers and prison guards.
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Apr 22, 2022, 9:34 PM
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State lawmakers gave final approval to new a contract for state workers, including college professors, state troopers and prison guards.
They will get 2.5% raises plus "steep increases" and bonuses.
The raises are meant to counter a huge retirement wave expected this summer.
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