County OKs back pay for 10,400 county workers
The Los Angeles County Supervisors approved over 1.2 million dollars in retroactive wages for about 10 400 employees affected by the Phase 1 pay freeze. A new ordinance authorizing the back pay will be sent to the board next week and take effect in 30 days enabling lump sum payments.
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Aid tax cheat hard to catch in welfare linked tax rule
Atty. Gen. Evelle Younger ruled that welfare recipients cannot claim a homeowner's tax exemption but the district attorney can check both welfare rolls and tax exemption claims to detect fraud. State law keeps aid lists confidential and sharing them with the assessor is a misdemeanor.
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