Rep. Tom Davis said an Examiner report revealing how Metro spent $70 million in overtime was evidence that the agency needed more oversight and an independent inspector general.
The report found hundreds of hourly employees at the publicly subsidized agency earning more than $100,000, and that the overtimewas included when figuring an employee’s pension — meaning Metro could pay some employees more in retirement than they earned from their regular salary.
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