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Thursday, June 7, 2012
San Diego and San Jose Pass Pension Cuts
Now that voters in San Diego and San Jose have overwhelmingly passed pension cuts for city workers, other struggling cities may follow suit....moving to cut not just the benefits of future hires, but also those of current city workers, whose pensions generally have much stronger legal protections than those of private-sector workers......San Diego and San Jose Pass Pension Cuts:
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