Wisconsin Union Protest: Myth vs. Fact
Godwin’s Law violation in 3…2…1…
Video via Heritage.org
- Wisconsin public employees contribute less than 1% to their pensions.
Taxpayers pay almost 100%.
Walker’s proposal requires public employees to pay 5.8%, just below the national average. (Source: Minnesota public radio)
- On average: A Wisconsin public school teacher’s total yearly compensation is almost $78,000 for an 180-day school year. (Source: Washington Times)
- Wisconsin public employees contribute 6% to their healthcare premiums.
Walker’s proposal requires public employees to pay 12%, still less than half the national average. (Source: Wisconsin state government)
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Wait… I spent 5 years learning engineering and spent 9 years in the industry to make the same amount as a WI teacher? Actually, not even the same, since they work half the time and apparently have far better benefits.
Holy crabapples – I do think that teachers deserve more, but shouldn't there be a line?