Politicians in the United States first received a salary with the passage of the Salary Act of 1789, which established compensation for members of Congress. Initially, representatives were paid $6 per day for their service, a sum meant to cover their expenses while in office. Over time, this practice evolved, leading to the establishment of fixed salaries for various political offices. Other countries have implemented similar systems at different times, reflecting the growing recognition of public service as a profession.
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The salary of Canadian politicians can vary depending on their specific role and level of government. For example, the Prime Minister's salary is currently set at CAD $357,800, while Members of Parliament earn a base salary of CAD $178,900 per year. Salaries for provincial and municipal politicians can differ significantly, depending on the jurisdiction.
No, serving in a public office was considered a civic duty.
The first lady does not receive a salary.
There is no salary for the first lady.
Yes, most State Office's provided a Salary, and Financial Office's did tend to be held by leading Politicians. It is interesting to note that members of the Assembly and Council were paid for attending Session's, citizen's who served on a Jury were also paid.
"First Lady" is not an elected position, carries no official duties, and receives no salary.
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no.. absolutely not. she has no power, no work , and hance no salary
Roman politicians from the first century BC
According to nba.com, the NBA instituted a salary cap prior to the 1984-85 season. The salary cap that first year was $3.6 million. The salary cap for the 2007-08 season is $55.63 million.