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Judge Rules
Furloughs Must End; Stay of Back Pay Ruling Not Lifted
Quote: "Dear
Unit 2 Member: Earlier this morning (March 24th 2010) Alameda County
Superior Court Judge Frank Roesch . . . . ruled from the bench that,
effective immediately, furloughs at the following 60 agencies must end
without delay . . . "
Retirement
Confidence Survey Results 2010
Americans’ Confidence Stabilizing, but Preparations for Retirement
Continue to Erode . . .
Edelen / Lewis
PERB Decision:
what was it all about?
Find
out here what it was all about from the Sacramento News and Review . . .
PDF Version,
the actual Edelen - Lewis FINAL PERB Decision (click here)
Below is an image of the President's Letter talking about
this Final Ruling (please note: links in this image are not real and
will not work. If you need the links please
CLICK HERE for a copy of the full letter).
PDF Version,
Earlier Edelen - Lewis proposed PERB Decision (click here)
2010 Hudson Letter
Indicating Fair Share Due$ set at $32.24 (click here)
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