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AngryAmish Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue May-31-11 12:29 PM
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45. There is an assumption that all the consultants are reformer consultants
Edited on Tue May-31-11 12:33 PM by AngryAmish
That well may be so. But my wife's uncle is a NYC school "consultant". He was an administrator but maxed out his pension. So he retired. Then he was hired back as a "consultant". Mostly the same work, better hours and a new title. He gets a pension, school district does not have to have an employee on the books.
on edit: I may not have read the op well enough. It seems the consultant racket has increased 455% over the last 8 year. Yikes!
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