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Greg Krikorian's views are not moderate
This reader chuckled when reading your article “Krikorian goes after Gatto's Assembly seat” on March 11, in which Glendale Unified school board member Greg Krikorian described himself as a moderate who wanted to tackle pension reform, among...Tags: Interior Policy, Politics
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In latest union deal, Burbank managers agree to forgo bonuses
The Burbank Management Assn. this week became the latest group of city employees to forgo bonuses and contribute to their pensions. The City Council on Tuesday approved the new contract, which runs through June 2012 and will require managers to start...Tags: Public Employees, Career and Workplace, Interior Policy, Government, Politics
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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: Social Security, Interior Policy, Politics, Labor Legislation, Career and Workplace
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Randy Adams, former Glendale police chief, cracks public pension Top 10
The number of former public employees making more than $100,000 a year in retirement from California’s largest public pension system has jumped 99% in the last two years.
The Orange County Register calculated that there are 12,199 retirees in the...Tags: Jerry Brown, Interior Policy, Politics, Orange County Register, Los Angeles Times
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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: Washington, DC, Career and Workplace, Retirement, Interior Policy, 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, Retirement, Interior Policy, Wages and Pensions, Politics
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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: Matt Doyle, Interior Policy, Wage Contract Issues, Budgets and Budgeting, Politics
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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: Career and Workplace, Retirement, Interior Policy, Contracts, Wages and Pensions
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Amid redevelopment cuts, council ponders increasing their pay
Faced with a mandated 40% pay cut to get in line with a state cap on compensation for serving on the local redevelopment agency, City Council members on Tuesday said they wanted to partially offset their income loss. The pay cut was triggered after...Tags: Career and Workplace, Crime, Law and Justice, Public Officials, Interior Policy, Justice System
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Mayor seeks alternative option for coyotes
Glendale Mayor Laura Friedman is calling on city officials to use the techniques of animal welfare groups when dealing with coyotes in the future rather than turning too hastily to traps.
During the City Council meeting Tuesday, Friedman said several...Tags: Public Officials, Interior Policy, Government, Politics
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Nearly 30% of city employees make at least $100K
As officials continue to press for millions in concessions from the city’s employee unions, records show nearly 30% of Glendale’s municipal workforce earned $100,000 or more last year — a burden shared by cities statewide that experts...Tags: Employment Opportunities, Disasters and Accidents, Interior Policy, Health and Safety at Work, Government
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Proposed city budget includes layoffs
City officials next week will introduce a budget that would slash millions in city services and leave several employees with pink slips. City Council members have indicated support for roughly $4 million in service cuts — ranging from the...Tags: Unemployment, Interior Policy, Civil and Public Service, Government, Layoffs and Downsizing
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