Stem Cell Research
California Stem Cell Agency Proposes Unjustified Increase in Top Salary Ranges
Published in Blood Weekly, March 6th, 2008
The proposal, to be considered by the stem cell agency's Governance Committee on Wednesday, comes after a $65,000, 41 percent, pay raise given to the agency's general counsel, Tamar Pachter, in December after 10 months on the job. With the increase Pachter now makes $225,000, more than state Attorney General Jerry Brown's annual salary of $184,301. Pachter was a state deputy attorney general when she was hired by the California...
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Source: Blood Weekly (2008-03-06)
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