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		<title>Employees quits, gets paycheck for an extra 8 weeks</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[With staffing budgets shrinking, here&#8217;s a way for companies to save: Stop paying employees who no longer work for you. Sounds like an obvious strategy, but here&#8217;s one employer who could&#8217;ve used the advice. Due to a payroll processing error, a bus monitor in Nashville, TN, quit her job yet still received a paycheck for [...]]]></description>
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<p>Due to a payroll processing error, a bus monitor in Nashville, TN, quit her job yet still received a paycheck for an additional eight weeks.</p>
<p>When asked how it could happen, a spokeswoman for the school district simply said, &#8220;It didn&#8217;t get communicated to the person in payroll.&#8221;</p>
<p>Eventually, someone noticed the error<em>, MSNBC </em>reports. No word on how much money was paid, or if the district will try to recover it.</p>
<p>The worst part: School officials say the district may need to cut up to $15 million from next year&#8217;s budget. So, like at most employers these days, every penny counts.</p>
<p>This news comes less than a week after it was a reported a bus driver in the district was caught stealing more than $9,000 worth of gas for her personal car.</p>
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