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San Mateo County workers jump on 'The Fair Share Express'
Five cities, five supervisors' districts, one cause - San Mateo County workers will jump on "The Fair Share Express" and shuttle to five consecutive cites, holding a rally within each supervisor's district.
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Californians Call on Wall Street to "Wake Up"
New research details millions owed by the country's major banks. Across California, workers, community groups deliver invoice to banks demanding payment.
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Residents, Workers File Lawsuit against Menlo Park Pension Initiative
Initiative is illegal; real budget solution lies in fixing bad bank deal
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Press conference on Menlo Park Pension Initiative, Lawsuit
Real solution: City should renegotiate bad bank deal for $2.4 million savings
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Monterey County workers to offer solutions at Wednesday budget hearing
County Board of Supervisors will be looking for public input tomorrow on the recommended budget released a week ago. The proposed budget, as it stands, cuts over 43 filled positions in critical departments such as building, planning, environmental health,
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Santa Cruz workers fight for fair treatment
Employees who provide vital public services in the City of Santa Cruz are disheartened and alarmed at city officials' misrepresentation of efforts by front-line workers to help close the city's budget shortfall.
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Edison School Board Set for Illegal Layoffs
Board holding a special meeting, but not following required process
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County Employees: Hey, Supervisors! Join me in the trenches!
Monterey County Supervisors to shadow employees on the chopping block
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Supervisor Campos to help teach children bicycle helmet safety
To help reduce traffic-related injuries, Santa Cruz County Supervisor Tony Campos will help teach children bicycle helmet safety on Thursday, and learn what it’s like to be a county worker at the same time.
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Menlo Park should not rush pension decision
Only two weeks after a group submitted a petition for pension reform, the Menlo Park City Council is already considering taking action on the controversial proposal.
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