Union Operatives’ Salaries Raise Eyebrows in Capitol Many Who Engage in Class Warfare Rhetoric Earn Six Figure Salaries

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Beil is not the only public sector union leader to be making a six-figure salary, the MacIver News Service discovered.  Even his assistant director at AFSME 24 SEPAC, Jana Weaver, made $138,553.  In fact, all six full time AFSCME  24 SEPAC employees make six-figure salaries.
The AFSCME Wisconsin State Council, which occupies the same building as SEPAC at 8033 Excelsior Drive in Madison, also has a good number of employees with near six-figure salaries.  According to the union’s 2009 LM-2, filed with the U.S. Department of Labor, 16 field representatives make more than $90,000 annually.

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the state’s median individual income for 2009 was $39,718, meanwhile the median wage for state employees was $45,599 according to an analysis of data provided by the Department of Administration.
When benefits are included, the Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance reports the average state employee total compensation in 2008 was valued at $71,000; still only around half of what some labor leaders make in salary alone.

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