When Will Georgia State Employees Get Their Bonus?

The Kemp Administration has made good on its promises to reward ordinary Georgians for their extraordinary acts.

Governor Brian Kemp recently announced $1,000 bonuses for all state employees. The money will go to state teachers and other state employees.

When Will Georgia State Employees Receive Their Bonus?

State employees are expected to receive their $1,000 bonus on their last paycheck of December 2023.

Most school teachers and administrators will get their bonus after January 1, 2024, according to state officials.

The “state employee retention pay supplement” of $1,000 is for each of the roughly 112,000 state employees and 196,000 educators and school support staff across the state.

Final Word

If you’re thinking about traveling abroad, make sure you get your passport, as soon as you can.

To save money, look for the cheapest flights from Atlanta that are on sale.  To keep costs down, use these travel hacks to save money and time.

To Atlanta is one of the most convenient places to travel to and from. A large part of that is because Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport is so accessible.

Not only is it the world’s busiest airport, but it’s state-of-the-art in every way. If you’re interested in traveling around Atlanta via car or even on scooter, here’s what to know.

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