Plan to boost prison guard pay creates spike in transfer requests
More than 8% of the state’s prison guards sought transfers to get a $5-an-hour pay boost in the first eight days after a plan was proposed to address critical staff shortages.
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More than 8% of the state’s prison guards sought transfers to get a $5-an-hour pay boost in the first eight days after a plan was proposed to address critical staff shortages.
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