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Tuolumne County Employees Negotiate Pay and Benefits with Union

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What happened

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Negotiations are ongoing between Tuolumne County and a union representing county employees. The County of Tuolumne Management Association stated that its members have not received a cost-of-living increase in five years. The County's current proposal offers a 2% wage increase but would eliminate or reduce existing compensation forms, including flexible time off and leave cash-outs.

From uniondemocrat.com

Why it matters

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The dispute centers on whether the proposed wage increase is balanced by the reduction of other benefits and compensation provisions. The County's Human Resources and Risk Management Department disputed the claims made by the County of Tuolumne Management Association regarding the facts of the negotiation.

From uniondemocrat.com

Who's involved

  • Tuolumne CountyThe county where labor negotiations are taking place.
  • UnionThe union involved in the ongoing labor negotiations with Tuolumne County.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • UnionSpeculative

    The union might face changes to its operational costs and compensation structure depending on the final contract terms.

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