The mayor of Tinian provided premium pay to eight residential department heads not even one month after threatening the central government he would layoff employees in Tinian if he didn’t…
Several senators, including the one in charge of the government’s budget oversight, are willing to correct a so-called oversight in the appropriation of funds to cover the cost of the…
Guam Department of Education employees under the General Pay Plan will not be receiving their 22 percent pay raises this week, according to GDOE spokeswoman Michelle Franquez. This makes it…
Kandit has asked the education superintendent whether the 22 percent pay raise for members of its General Pay Plan will be paid this Friday, effective April 1, 2023. The inquiry…
Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero and Lt. Gov. Joshua Tenorio went on an election-season hiring spree, then used public funds to gift their Adelup staff mega-thousand pay raises after they won…
This morning the Guam Daily Post broke the news that Attorney General Douglas Moylan confirmed his office is investigating retroactive pay raises Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero authorized for her staff…
No, it’s not public money that will be paid to you… unless you’re All IN. Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero and Lt. Gov. Joshua Tenorio issued retroactive pay raises to their…
The governor’s chief of staff, director of communications, and personal assistant all received multi-thousand dollar pay raises each, according to personnel action documents leaked to Kandit. The raises have been…
Maybe they’re just really busy. Maybe it’s taking time to find the answers. But, for the past week, we’ve been asking Adelup and GMH whether: 1. Certain cabinet members have…
Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero has yet to submit financial plans statutorily-required before the government’s certifying officers can sign off on 22 percent pay raises to members of the General Pay…
