By Kate Campaigne Piercy • March 3, 2010
The January 2010 deadline has come and gone, yet we still don’t see legislators’ salary information posted on the state’s Illinois Accountability Portal.
If you’re interested in seeing salary information for all state employees — benefits data included — check out the Illinois Policy Institute’s spending transparency site, IllinoisOpenGov.org.
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