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Believe it or not, 22 cities in the Bay Area, and Anaheim, allow non elected people, folks who can not be fired, and do not have to pay for their mistakes or agreements with unions. Once they decide, the taxpayers have to pay and there is no recourse. Last month Vallejo, the first city to implement this craziness, had the voters repeal it. Vallejo is also the first city, in years that went bankrupt--because of this policy.
"Forty years ago, after a strike by police and firefighters, Vallejo became the first California city to let arbitrators private judges for hire settle pay and benefit disputes with its unionized work force.
In June, voters made the bayside city of 120,000 the state's first to repeal that provision as it struggles to emerge from bankruptcy driven by runaway employee costs."
November is a good time to defeat council members who continue such policies or those thinking of implementing this policy.
Take back government from the unions and the other unelecteds who have their hands at your fiscal throat. It is them or you. Make a decision.
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"Forty years ago, after a strike by police and firefighters, Vallejo became the first California city to let arbitrators private judges for hire settle pay and benefit disputes with its unionized work force.
In June, voters made the bayside city of 120,000 the state's first to repeal that provision as it struggles to emerge from bankruptcy driven by runaway employee costs."
November is a good time to defeat council members who continue such policies or those thinking of implementing this policy.
Take back government from the unions and the other unelecteds who have their hands at your fiscal throat. It is them or you. Make a decision.
More...