7.9 percent pay hike averts county firemen strike
The 18 000 county firemen avoided a Monday strike after union leaders and management reached a tentative 7.9 percent pay and fringe benefits deal. Vacation scheduling was dropped from bargaining, and a one year period preserves vacation relief as overtime pay rules shift. Top pay scale increases take effect July 1 with a one step raise for third step workers.
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Health department vague on state hospital phaseouts
Sacramento reports the State Department of Health offered ambiguous replies to the Senate Select Committee on state hospital closures. Deputy director Andrew Robertson and head William Mayer defended the administration while signaling partial agreement with a report calling no further closures. They stressed changes and public concern, and noted conditions for reopening admissions at Agnews Patton and Stockton depend on county need and capacity to fund. National training programs in state hospitals were urged to be reinstated.
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Andrew Robertson
Department of Health
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