Lottery executive ‘bonuses’ continue despite laws
ATLANTA — The Georgia Lottery Corporation shelled out big bonuses in the guise of “incentive” pay that landed executives thousands of dollars over their normal salaries despite declining ticket sales and an inability to properly fund Georgia’s HOPE Scholarship and Pre-K programs.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports that more than $260,000 worth of
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