California Assembly backs 5 percent raise for state workers
The assembly panel approved a plan to boost state employee pay by 5 percent, with 5 more for academic staff and 19 million above Gov Brown's request. It excludes constitutional officers and department heads, and adds a 5 percent retroactive raise for lower-scale staff starting Jan 1 and another 5 percent from July 1.
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San Jose
San Jose State
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Labor OKs Brown Plan to End Strife
In Sacramento labor leaders accept Gov Brown's proposed California labor relations act aimed at cutting intra union strife. The measure would create a state mechanism to help employees choose or reject a union and let the Department of Industrial Relations settle jurisdictional disputes within seven days if sides fail to act. Employers expressed reservations about potential compulsory injunctive power.
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North California lawmakers push water rights bill
Senate sponsor Le Sheiweoeen of Eureka with 13 coauthors introduced a bill in Sacramento to allow water rich northern counties to retain all water they need with surplus possibly piped south. The measure counters southern demands for a constitutional amendment to guarantee continued supply of northern contracted water. The bill would task the Water Resources Department to determine the ultimate beneficial use of water by origin county.
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Fragmentary OCR text appears to mention upcoming events and figures, but specifics are unclear. This card attempts to capture the main items: a future date, a performer or person named Chruiaton, and a reference to a financial or civic matter.
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