LI can't afford overly generous compensation deals
Quick ReadCharles Scarlata is taking home almost $200,000. That's way too much for a garbage supervisor.
Photo credit: Kathy Kmonicek | The Oceanside Sanitation Department, where Charles Scarlata is a supervisor. (Oct. 29, 2009)
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Oceanside's highly paid garbagemen
Press thumb in sand. And then poke it in the taxpayers' eye.
That's just what Oceanside garbage district officials did by adding insult to injury in giving a $40 so-called "merit" increase to a supervisor who will take home almost $200,000.
That's a heck of a lot more money than a garbage district supervisor should be making.
The district's board of commissioners - in the midst...
