Sacramento Bee, State Worker | Tuesday, May 20, 2025
The governor is hoping to save $767 million by freezing state workers' salaries as a means to help shore up California's projected $12 billion deficit. But if that doesn't happen by July 1 through negotiations, Gov. Gavin Newsom's administration may pursue a "reduction in employee compensation" to patch up the state's finances ...
... An organization that represents supervisors and managers working for the state hopes to achieve concessions from the administration on both telework and reduced retirement payments.
"That would be the best case scenario for my members and frankly, something they deserve after having to bear the brunt of most of these employer actions." said Rocco R. Paternoster, the executive director of the Association of California State Supervisors. ...
>> Read the full article