Should state wages be frozen?

another exhausting day working at a state children’s hospital. At least today, I can go home without having been assaulted by a kid while some high paid director, crew of appointees and 6 figure civil service earners make decisions and rules about things they know nothing about. They but do little themselves and would never know or care how it feels to be a direct care staff. I work very hard and I get mandated for overtime too much because my co-workers have gotten badly hurt by the kids we take care of and care about. We can’t afford a wage freeze and we deserve every dollar we make, but unfortunately, most at the top are way overpaid. Cut the fat in effective management and keep the labor.i am glad i was told about this newspaper’s discussion board.

I responded as a direct care staff to the question in the Albany times Union Yestersay, so I would not be suspected as the writer should any state administrator read the column. ( I doubt they will, tho)