Countywide : Court Workers Get Pay Increase
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County supervisors approved a 4.3% pay raise for all county court workers this week, bringing them into line with 15,000 other county workers.
The raise covers about 900 court employees with a wide variety of salaries. Other county workers, most of whom are covered in a two-year contract, already had been scheduled to receive the 4.3% increase.
“This is intended to track with our other employees,” said Russ Patton, the county’s personnel director.
The pay hikes will be retroactive to last month.
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