Brown faces union backlash over state pay cuts
Gov Brown cuts 100 million from the new budget including 43.9 million from worker pay raises, lowering proposed average raises to about 7.5 percent and capping at 10 percent. CSEA and highway patrol men threaten legal challenges while tax groups praise the restraint as a way to avert tax hikes. The pay package retains a 400 dollar one time bonus for low earners and leaves top administrators without increases.
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