County OKs back pay for thousands in retroactive wages
Los Angeles County Supervisors approved more than 1.2 million dollars in retroactive wages for about 10,000 employees hit by a Phase 1 pay freeze. An ordinance authorizing the back pay will reach the board next week with the measure becoming effective in 30 days. The payout breaks down as 680,000 for 3,459 workers and 521,000 for step increases for roughly 7,000 more.
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In Sacramento ally general Evelle Younger ruled that welfare recipients cannot claim a homeowners tax exemption. The district attorney, not the assessor, can check welfare rolls and exemption claims to detect fraud while the aid recipient list remains confidential. Misconduct charges could follow if the list is disclosed.
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