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K-Mart to Pay Over $1 Million for Overbilling Illinois Medicaid Customers

Wednesday, January 3 by Jc Tinsley

Illinois has joined with other states and the federal government to settle allegations that Kmart Corporation, owned by Sears Holdings Management Corporation (“Kmart”), charged the Medicaid program more than its usual and customary charge for certain drugs. Under the Settlement Agreement, Kmart agreed to pay... Read More.

Frerichs Proposal to Compel Life Insurance Companies to Pay Death Benefits Dating Back to 1996 Passes Illinois House

Wednesday, April 26 by Jc Tinsley

Legislation requiring life insurance companies to look back to 1996 to identify policy holders who have died and the benefits have not been claimed or paid to their loved ones passed the Illinois House today, Illinois Treasurer Michael Frerichs said. The Illinois House passed the... Read More.

Rauner Administration Files Brief in Support of State Employees’ Pay

Monday, April 10 by Jc Tinsley

The Rauner Administration filed a brief in the Fifth Judicial District Appellate Court this afternoon addressing the duplicity of the Attorney General’s appeal in the state employee pay lawsuit. For over a year, AG Madigan benefitted from the very court order she is now... Read More.

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Statement from Deputy Governor Leslie Munger on Court Ruling to Prioritize Lawmaker Pay

Friday, March 24 by Jc Tinsley

Deputy Governor Leslie Munger released the following statement on lawmaker pay, calling on Comptroller Susana Mendoza to ask for an immediate stay of the judge's ruling pending appeal. "Today, we witnessed the ultimate act of self interest - lawmakers putting their very own paychecks ahead... Read More.

Rauner Administration Calls on Comptroller to Not Put Employee Pay and Critical Government Services at Risk

Monday, March 6 by Jc Tinsley

The Rauner Administration, including the Department of Central Management Services (CMS), Department of Public Health (DPH) and Department of Human Services (DHS), on Friday called on Comptroller Susana Mendoza to comply with court orders, avoid creating a human service crisis and pay nearly 600... Read More.

Severin Votes to Deny Lawmakers a Pay Increase

Friday, February 24 by Jc Tinsley

State Representative Dave Severin (R-Benton) voted to deny state lawmaker pay increases during a meeting of the House Executive Committee on Thursday morning. The Benton Republican and first-term lawmaker had filed an identical piece of legislation, HB 3790. “House Bill 643 will deny lawmakers an... Read More.

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Rauner Administration issues statement on Attorney General employee pay lawsuit

Friday, February 17 by Jc Tinsley

The Rauner Administration issued the following statement from General Counsel Dennis Murashko in response to a St. Clair County judge denying the Attorney General’s motion to block state employee pay. “We’re pleased our hard working state employees, who show up to work every day on... Read More.

House Democrats Express Concern over Bill Empowering Rauner to Dictate Employee Pay in All Branches of Government

Thursday, February 16 by Jc Tinsley

State Rep. Jay Hoffman, D-Swansea, issued the following statement Wednesday: “Rather than working with both parties to prevent a potential government shutdown, Governor Rauner continues to play games with the budget and threaten the economic security of Illinois’ middle-class families. “House Democrats have introduced legislation that... Read More.

Rauner Administration Files Opposition to the Attorney General’s Move to Halt State Employee Pay

Wednesday, February 15 by Jc Tinsley

Governor Bruce Rauner’s administration today filed an opposition to the Attorney General’s irresponsible attempt to cut off paychecks for hardworking state employees. “As we explain in our opposition, federal and state law requirements support continuing the Court’s July 2015 order that would ensure that state... Read More.

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Frerichs Proposes Commonsense Change to Compel Life Insurers to Pay Death Benefits

Friday, January 13 by Jc Tinsley

New legislation would compel life insurance companies to review their records going back to 1996 and confirm death benefits have been paid to life insurance customers who died, Illinois State Treasurer Michael Frerichs said today. The proposal represents the next logical step to bring commonsense... Read More.

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Stories tagged with: pay

K-Mart to Pay Over $1 Million for Overbilling Illinois Medicaid Customers

Frerichs Proposal to Compel Life Insurance Companies to Pay Death Benefits Dating Back to 1996 Passes Illinois House

Rauner Administration Files Brief in Support of State Employees’ Pay

Statement from Deputy Governor Leslie Munger on Court Ruling to Prioritize Lawmaker Pay

Rauner Administration Calls on Comptroller to Not Put Employee Pay and Critical Government Services at Risk

Severin Votes to Deny Lawmakers a Pay Increase

Rauner Administration issues statement on Attorney General employee pay lawsuit

House Democrats Express Concern over Bill Empowering Rauner to Dictate Employee Pay in All Branches of Government

Rauner Administration Files Opposition to the Attorney General’s Move to Halt State Employee Pay

Frerichs Proposes Commonsense Change to Compel Life Insurers to Pay Death Benefits

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