Vermont H0215 sets General Assembly member pay at the state median wage and allows them to join state employee health and retirement programs.
Vermont H0215 proposes setting the compensation rate for members of the General Assembly at the median wage in Vermont, as determined by the Vermont Department of Labor. It also allows these members to participate in health insurance and retirement programs offered to state employees. Additionally, the bill sets a maximum salary for the Governor, which cannot exceed 21 times the lowest salary paid to an elected state officer in a given year.
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