OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) — The CEO of the Washington state health exchange is getting a 13 percent raise.
The board of the exchange voted 7-1 Wednesday to increase Richard Onizuka's salary from $157,000 per year to just over $177,400. Only one board member, Teresa Mosqueda, voted against the raise, said Michael Marchand, spokesman for the Washington Health Benefit Exchange.
Marchand said that the raise, which is retroactive to August, was part of Onizuka's performance review.
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