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Nebraska auditor criticizes $23K ‘waste of money’ for resigning retirement director

States Newsroom · October 6, 2026

LINCOLN — Nebraska State Auditor Mike Foley raised concerns over the Nebraska Public Employees Retirement System reportedly paying its departing executive director over $23,000 in salary and benefits for roughly five weeks of unperformed work. In a Tuesday press release, Foley criticized the retirement board’s…

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Nebraska auditor criticizes $23K ‘waste of money’ for resigning retirement director

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