New Mexico State Employees Are Miffed at Incredibly Slow Response by State Employees

Santa Fe New Mexican - The state Department of Finance and Administration says it has identified 724 employees who were not paid in full after a software glitch Thursday triggered a series of payroll headaches.
The state on Monday planned to issue paper checks to those who had been shorted, department spokesman Tim Korte said.
He also said in an email that the state would consider on a case-by-case basis whether to cover late fees for employees who missed or were late with payments to mortgage companies or credit cards. He asked employees to work with their human resources departments.
Korte said the pay shortages for the 724 employees appear to involve the second week of the pay period.
Several state employees spent the weekend angry at the state over a payroll snafu that left them with incorrect paychecks, overdraft fees and other financial problems that as of Sunday evening had not been resolved. Read full story here: News New Mexico

New Mexico State Employees Are Miffed at Incredibly Slow Response by State Employees