Paying CAP jobs

[RADIOMAN015]

Back in the late 90s, CAP Executive Director Paul Albano was reportedly making $150k/yr -- a princely sum in Alabama. A lot of those guys (like Don Rowland and John Salvador) are retired Air Force, so they're drawing their AF pension in addition to their CAP salary.

Compensation should be based upon what one does for the organization and at what level of responsbility (which I might add basically determines the other compensation levels throughout the organization) not based upon any pension, whether it is government (military, federal, state) or non goverment earned in ones prior career.  That is a cheap shot at anyone who is retired military
RM 

[RiverAux]

Evidently there are some Congressmen who are getting ready to dig into the Boys and Girls Club.  Apparently one of their honchos was pulling down 1 mil +.

[vmstan]

Rightfully so, I'd say anyone working for a non-profit making a 7-figure salary isn't doing their job right.

Radio -- agreed, if someone is getting a pension or drawing money from another source (legally) it should be of no concern or have any effect on their present employment.

[Mustang]

Back in the late 90s, CAP Executive Director Paul Albano was reportedly making $150k/yr -- a princely sum in Alabama. A lot of those guys (like Don Rowland and John Salvador) are retired Air Force, so they're drawing their AF pension in addition to their CAP salary.

Compensation should be based upon what one does for the organization and at what level of responsbility (which I might add basically determines the other compensation levels throughout the organization) not based upon any pension, whether it is government (military, federal, state) or non goverment earned in ones prior career.  That is a cheap shot at anyone who is retired military
RM

It was a parenthetical comment, not intended to be a cheap shot at anyone.