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Posted on Tue, Apr. 08, 2008
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S.C. state salary database

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How old is the data and where does it come from? The State obtains the data through S.C. Freedom of Information Act requests. The S.C. Budget and Control Board supplies about 81 percent of the more than 18,800 records in the database. That data was current as of April 8, 2008.

FOIA requests are sent separately to the agencies listed below. Salary data for these agencies was put in the database on the dates given.


ADMINISTRATIVE LAW COURT11/20/07
EDUCATION OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE11/19/07
LEGISLATIVE AUDIT COUNCIL12/4/07
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL11/16/07
LEGISLATIVE PRINTING, INFORMATION AND TECHNOLOGY SERVICES11/26/07
LOTTERY COMMISSION12/11/07
MEDICAL UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL AUTHORITY12/7/07
SANTEE COOPER11/27/07
S.C. COMMISSION ON PROSECUTION COORDINATION11/27/07
S.C. HOUSE STAFF12/11/07
S.C. JOBS - ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY11/29/07
S.C. JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT12/2/07
S.C. RESEARCH AUTHORITY1/2/08
S.C. SENATE STAFF11/29/07
S.C. STATE PORTS AUTHORITY11/27/07
(unchanged from June update)

Generally, salaries of state employees earning less than $50,000 a year are available in $4,000 ranges from the Budget and Control Board, or, for the agencies listed above, directly from the agency of interest.

Why do we publish this data? A majority of agencies, commissions and other entities contained in this database pay employees through state appropriations. Some receive no state money and operate by generating their own revenue. They are included here because they were established to serve the public interest, were started with public money, and their payrolls are part of the public record.

 

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