Triple DIPPERS??![]()
Retired military officers cash in as well-paid consultants
USA Today - Tom Vanden, Ken Dilanian - 14 hours ago
Most of the retired officers, one to four stars in rank, have been paid hundreds of dollars an hour by the military even as they worked for companies ...
"WASHINGTON - Six months after Marine Lt. Gen. Gary McKissock retired in 2002, he did what many other ex-military leaders do: He joined the board of directors of a defense contractor, a company doing business with his former service.
McKissock also had a second job. The Marines brought him back as an adviser, at double the rate of pay he made on active duty. Since 2005, the Marines have awarded McKissock contracts worth $1.2 million, in addition to his military pension of about $119,000 a year.
McKissock is one of at least 158 retired admirals and generals the Pentagon has hired to offer advice under an unusual arrangement................. "
Revolving Door. And people criticize Congress for ethics violations.
I was offered a contractor's job but turned it down. Where is there WORK in the word RETIRE?Man_relaxes.gif
If I'm curt with you it's because time is a factor. I think fast, I talk fast and I need you guys to act fast if you wanna get out of this. So, pretty please... with sugar on top. Post the IFT!!!
The free market at work. Good for those who have a service or expertise in a field to be compensated. Like my son tells me all the time "I want to get paid".
Free Market? No, it sounds more like the furthurance of an agenda.
Consulting: If there's little money to be made in solutions, there's tons of dough in creating the problem.
Discovery
A company that will go to the ends of the Earth for its people will find it can hire them for about 10% of the cost of Americans.
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