City loses on CETA grievances
An arbitrator ruled against Cedar Rapids in two CETA related grievances filed by six employees and AFSCME. Kaiser won back pay and benefits for a missed Streets Department job, while five CETA workers received pay and fringe relief dating to March 1, 1978 through June 30, 1978. The ruling is binding and totals are under study by the city.
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Cedar Rapids
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees
Afl-Cio
Gerald Kaiser
Kaiser
Ceta Public Service
Streets Department
CETA
Parks Department
Afscme
Merton C. Bernstein
St. Louis
Bernstein
Fred Nordengren
Title XX funds left over in Linn County
Linn County reports $6 450 in Title XX funds unspent at end of last fiscal year. Vivian Brendengen says excess results from careful review. funds will be reallocated to other Area 10 counties. Also, Edith Pruissman and Brendengen named co director of relief, sharing duties with their social services roles.
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Linn County
Vivian Brendengen
Linn Board of Social Services
Department of Social Services
Brendengen
District Department of Social Services
Pruissman
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