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Jason Bailey

Op-Ed

Jobs Myth at Root of Policies Harming Unemployed

A number of state policies are now in play that would cut off access to financial assistance for Kentuckians who...

Jason Bailey | March 5, 2018

Report

House Budget Raises Revenue, Prevents Some Education Cuts

Click here to download a PDF of KCEP’s analysis of the House's budget. In their budget for 2019-2020, the House is proposing to raise some new revenue — mostly from...

Jason Bailey | March 1, 2018

Analysis

Pension Bill Doesn’t Save Money for KRS, Revised Teacher COLA Cut Changed Little

The pension bill SB 1 is not a cost saver for the Kentucky Retirement Systems (KRS), according to the actuarial analysis of the bill released today. And a change to...

Jason Bailey | February 28, 2018

Analysis

What’s In the Senate Pension Bill

The Senate’s pension legislation, introduced as SB 1, includes cutting teachers' cost of living adjustments, moving new employees into a less secure hybrid cash balance plan and requiring an expensive method of...

Jason Bailey | February 21, 2018

Analysis

Switching to 401ks Is a Lose-Lose

It’s a bad idea for Kentucky to shut down its pension plans and move new teachers and public employees into less efficient 401k-type defined contribution (DC) plans. State and local...

Jason Bailey | February 12, 2018

Op-Ed

The Roots of a Terrible Budget

The governor's budget proposes the deepest cuts to K-12 education Kentucky has seen, delivers another hit to services that have been cut repeatedly since 2008 and completely eliminates funding for...

Jason Bailey | February 2, 2018

Presentation

Presentation: State Budget Overview

Kentucky faces a very difficult budget situation as lawmakers work to craft a new spending plan for 2018-2020. Nineteen rounds of budget cuts since 2008 have reduced investments in a...

Jason Bailey | January 27, 2018

Report

Governor’s Budget Cuts Education, Eliminates Some Programs

Click to download a PDF of KCEP's initial analysis of the governor's budget proposal. The governor’s proposed budget makes deep cuts to education, eliminates funding for 70 programs and makes cuts...

Jason Bailey | January 17, 2018

Op-Ed

Two Steps to a Better Budget this Session

State lawmakers and the governor are giving dire warnings of what's coming in the next two-year state budget. In recent press reports, they have called the budget "brutal," with officials...

Jason Bailey | January 10, 2018

Report

A Better Way to Understand Kentucky’s Pension Health

Click to view this report and its appendix as a PDF. Plenty of attention is paid to how badly funded Kentucky's public pension plans are. Compared to other states, our...

Jason Bailey | January 8, 2018

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