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Ex-Glendale police chief offered disability pension from Bell
More than half of the disability retirements awarded to police officers under former Bell City Administrator Robert Rizzo — including those given to three police chiefs — should not have been granted, and workers' compensation settlements...Tags: Police Investigations, Politics, Social Security, Labor Legislation, Los Angeles Times
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More than 2 dozen apply for Glendale city manager job
About 25 people have applied to be Glendale’s next city manager, including at least one familiar face: George Chapjian, who left his post as community services and parks director in December for a similar job in Long Beach.
Chapjian confirmed...Tags: Career and Workplace, Matt Doyle, Public Employees, Politics, Government
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Postal workers protest facility closures
Postal workers held a rally Tuesday in Pasadena outside the office of Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Burbank), protesting a proposal to end Saturday deliveries and close thousands of postal facilities. The rally was part of a national effort protesting plans to...Tags: Employees, Career and Workplace, Government Postal Delivery, U.S. Postal Service, Adam Schiff
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Unclassified Info: Waking up to the new American dream
I’ve been following the Occupy Wall Street movement with real appreciation for those rising up to protest. I’ve also been hearing critics say the movement lacks focus and a clear message. Personally, I think not having one unifying voice...Tags: Career and Workplace, Occupy Wall Street, Lotteries
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Hiring standards for police lieutenants widen
Civil Service Commissioners this week changed hiring standards for police lieutenants, including opening the position up to outside candidates. Among the changes approved unanimously by the commission on Wednesday, police administrators will also now...Tags: Career and Workplace, Government, Politics, Civil and Public Service, Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers
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Six CV candidates vie for same number of seats
This year, all six people running for Crescenta Valley Town Council will likely be elected — there are six open seats — but it will be up to how many votes the candidates get that will determine their influence. The town council serves as an...Tags: Justice System, Career and Workplace, Lawyers, Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers
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New Glendale city manager has Monrovia roots
Moving from one of the smallest cities in Los Angeles County to one of the largest, Monrovia City Manager Scott Ochoa will replace outgoing Jim Starbird in January as Glendale’s top executive. The City Council announced Ochoa’s appointment...Tags: Local Elections, Career and Workplace, Public Employees, Government, Politics
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Pension administrator receives top award
Michael Bain received the 2011 Educator’s Award from the American Society of Pension Professionals and Actuaries in Washington, D.C. on Oct. 25. Bain is president of CMC Pension Professionals, a pension administration and actuarial firm based in...Tags: Career and Workplace, Pension and Welfare, Interior Policy, Washington, DC, Politics
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Pension for Randy Adams is slashed by more than $100,000 a year
Former Bell Police Chief Randy Adams will continue receiving generous retirement benefits even after CalPERS slashed the amount by more than $100,000.
Adams, whose $457,000 salary was higher than Los Angeles Police Chief Charlie Beck's and more than...Tags: Career and Workplace, Interior Policy, Pension and Welfare, Wages and Pensions, Politics
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Small Wonders: People like you and me
Did you see it? Did you watch the world tumble hopelessly into the abyss last week? When the greed and selfishness of your power brokers slammed headlong into the greed and selfishness of mine? When spoiled, selfish bureaucrats with better healthcare and...Tags: Health, Career and Workplace, Human Interest, Asthma, Physical Conditions
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Managers pay up to help balance budget
CITY HALL — City managers and department executives have agreed to pay a bigger chunk of Glendale’s rising tab for employee health-care and pension plans, a move that is expected to save City Hall about $760,000. The Glendale Management Assn....Tags: Health, Medical Services, Politics, Glendale (Los Angeles, California), Glendale (Los Angeles, California)
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City union agrees to contract
The city’s largest employee union has agreed to have its members contribute an additional 1% to their pensions and a new promotion system that eliminates across-the-board salary increases. The new contract for the Glendale City Employees Assn.,...Tags: Contracts, Unions, Employees, Career and Workplace, Interior Policy
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