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Why did Jeff Schilz resign as head of SC college agency | The State

COLUMBIA, SC. The head of South Carolina’s college oversight agency is stepping down from his post amid scrutiny from state lawmakers over his unauthorized $91,500 pay raise.. Jeff Schilz ... read more

Under heat from lawmakers over $91K raise, second SC college agency official resigns

The head of South Carolina’s college oversight agency is stepping down from his post amid scrutiny from state lawmakers over his unauthorized $91,500 pay raise. Jeff Schilz, interim director of ... read more

Who will be the next SC Higher Education chairman? | The State

Former state Sen. Wes Hayes was chosen Friday to chair South Carolina’s college oversight agency, a month after its former chairman resigned under legislative pressure over pay raise concerns. read more

SC college commission chief resigns after $91K pay raise flap he calls a 'circus' - Post and Courier

The chairman of South Carolina's public college regulator resigned Friday, a week after the state's most powerful politician demanded he quit over giving the agency director an unauthorized ... read more

Will SC state workers get $600 bonus on top of 2% pay raise? - Charlotte Observer

S.C. state employees could get a $600 bonus next year, on top of a 2% pay raise lawmakers have set aside for them in the budget. Six state House and Senate members will negotiate the budget Friday ... read more

South Carolina agency heads could see pay raises as subcommittee approves most requests - MSN

Lawmakers are considering pay raises for state agency heads to keep them competitive, with a subcommittee approving 22 of 25 requests. WLTX-TV Columbia Story by Josie Frost ... read more

SC college commission chief resigns after $91K pay raise flap he calls a 'circus' - Post and Courier

The chairman of South Carolina's public college regulator resigned Friday, a week after the state's most powerful politician demanded he quit over giving the agency director an unauthorized ... read more