A central Georgia county is offering a deal to older workers in hopes of trimming payroll. Oconee County is hoping two dozen employees age 62-and-older will accept a retirement package including a $7,500 bonus, and comprehensive health benefits for at least a year. The proposal was approved by county commissioners yesterday. An Oconee County official says if all targeted employees accept the offer, the county can save more than $650,000 dollars. The employees would retire by the end of this year, and have until February to accept. The county is not planning layoffs.
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Wednesday, December 3, 2008
Oconee Co. offers deal to cut payroll
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Edgar Treiguts
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12/03/2008 08:47:00 AM
Labels: budget cuts, Oconee County, retirement