Mary Easley Gets 88 Percent Pay Raise
First lady given pay increase of nearly $80,000 for N.C. State job
RALEIGH (Carolina Journal Online) — On the same day her lavish spending on an overseas trip was front-page news, Gov. Mike Easley’s wife Mary received a $79,700 pay raise for her job at North Carolina State University, according to public records obtained from the school.
Ms. Easley began working at NCSU three years ago with the title of executive-in-residence/senior lecturer. Until June 30 her salary was $90,300, but as of July 1 it was raised 88 percent to $170,000. Her position title remains the same, according to records.
Her raise gives her a salary nearly $35,000 more than her husband's, who makes $135,854 as the state's top elected official.
RALEIGH (Carolina Journal Online) — On the same day her lavish spending on an overseas trip was front-page news, Gov. Mike Easley’s wife Mary received a $79,700 pay raise for her job at North Carolina State University, according to public records obtained from the school.
Ms. Easley began working at NCSU three years ago with the title of executive-in-residence/senior lecturer. Until June 30 her salary was $90,300, but as of July 1 it was raised 88 percent to $170,000. Her position title remains the same, according to records.
Her raise gives her a salary nearly $35,000 more than her husband's, who makes $135,854 as the state's top elected official.
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