Lincoln Airport Authority Trims New Hire 401(k) Match
The Lincoln Journal Star reported that the Lincoln
Airport Authority made the move on Thursday for employees
hired after August 1.According to the newspaper, new hires will receive
a 1-to-1 match up to 6% of their salaries, compared to
the current 2 to-1 match on the same amount.
The airport has only a few dozen employees and spends
about $200,000 a year on 401(k) matching funds.
Airport Authority board member John Hoppe Jr.said the goal is to have the Airport Authority act
“a bit more like the private sector.” Another goal is to
set an example for other governments considering a
similar change, especially the city of Lincoln, he said.
“I thought maybe if we got started, we’d be out front on
it,” Hoppe said in the news report.
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