The Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration spent more on overtime pay at its branches in both July and August than in any month since November 2010, state data show.
The branches spent $115,014 on overtime in July and $114,181 in August, according to data from StateStat, the Governor's Office's data analysis division. That compares with $81,274 and $95,710, respectively, in the same months last year. The most overtime in fiscal 2012 was in May, when overtime spending reached $103,721.
The increase in spending comes after the agency spent $965,269 for branch workers' overtime pay last fiscal year, overspending its available $893,530 budget by about 8 percent. The MVA increased the overtime budget this fiscal year to $982,000.
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The problem is the we need to help everyone who sprints through the doors at 4:30 with a transaction that will take 30 or more minutes. They need to realize they are spending tax payers money along with HELPING everyone. They need to do like Washington DC does. If you are not served by 4:30 then you have to come back.
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