50+ state employees—including IEDC workers—laid off as Indiana cuts take effect

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7 thoughts on “50+ state employees—including IEDC workers—laid off as Indiana cuts take effect

  1. 16 employees at the State Library! They make something akin to minimum wage. Braun, you MAGA, how ‘bout cutting 3/4 your staff? You’re never gonna get to the White House… how the hell you got into our house is beyond belief.

    1. It is his first step toward closing the State library and Museums or privatizing them .

  2. Let’s start with David Roberts, who makes over $500k at ARI and Paul Mitchell that makes $450k for being a secretary of the battery innovation center 5h a week .

    1. different funding sources for those jobs. But, let’s revisit the lovely tax “cut” bill which was signed shortly before the budget forecasts were announced. Don’t you think those on the 2nd floor knew what the projected forecasts were before the public annoucement? Of course they did, and they went ahead with the Governor signing that legislation anyway.

  3. Let’s not forget that we could find the $180,000 for luxury SUVs and however many thousands for the helipad in Jasper …..I’M SURE they supported workforce development & economic growth. I just can’t understand how these embarrassments of human beings keep getting elected….. let us not forget Jefferson Shreve and his killing in the stock market.

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