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Georgia Recorder Georgia s 97% turnover rate for entry-level corrections staff is significantly higher than neighboring Florida s 64%, where state lawmakers also approved a similar 10% salary hike for new officers this year. Ichigo121212/Pixabay Georgia’s criminal justice officials are banking on better pay to stem the staggering near-complete turnover rate for new juvenile correctional officers, who often leave discouraged by the highly demanding jobs that call for keeping order inside detention centers.    Georgia’s 97% turnover rate for entry-level corrections staff is significantly higher than neighboring Florida, which reached 64% a year after state lawmakers there approved a 10% salary hike for detention officers. Georgia and Florida’s retention challenges have become common in states across the nation for correctional departments.

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