Budget calls for 5 per cent pay hike
Gov. Brown proposes a 5 percent pay rise for most state employees for the fiscal year starting July 1. Judges and CSU and College System teachers are excluded. The plan totals about 235.8 million dollars. University of California staff would get 5 percent, while academic staff in state colleges receive 2.2 percent per current commission guidance.
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Brown asks extra funds for California Agriculture Labor Board
Gov. Brown seeks 1.3 million additional dollars for the Agricultural Labor Relations Board in the 1977 78 budget to handle a surge in unfair labor practices cases. The agency, which oversees secret ballot farm and ranch union elections, had been shut down in 1976 due to funding and only resumed operations last fall.
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Brown proposes $20.7 million hospital plan and safety upgrades
Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. proposes a $20.7 million budget to hire 1,600 new hospital workers at 11 mental hospitals by June 1978, with grants for safety upgrades at 15,000 patients and a $60 million contingency fund for possible Medi-Cal settlements. The plan includes raises in welfare grants and Medi-Cal provider payments, plus a legal settlements reserve amid a $57 million hospital suit.
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Edmund G. Brown Jr
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