Orange County IT chief tells his staff that his last day is Dec.
23 — but county CEO pegs his formal separation on Feb. 24. What
gives?
The new Orange County supervisor is taking major heat from his conservative backers over his apparent accidental decision to opt into Orange County’s pension plan, and now he is desperately trying to get out.
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Region’s major daily newspapers delve into data released by the Orange County Employees Retirement System.
Next year’s contract negotiations are likely to feature pressure for concessions on pensions and perks after the publication of the names of more than 500 former executives and other high-level employees earning annual pensions in excess of $100,000.
Delving deeper into Orange County CEO Tom Mauk’s suggestion that the county ask Sacramento lawmakers to allow public agencies to impose employee pension contributions.
OCERS release of top-level pensioners brings new fodder to the long-running conversation on public sector retirement benefits.
The list, which includes some pensioners who get monthly checks of nearly $20,000, is a who’s who of the former top executives of county government.
More than 24,000 state workers will increase pension contributions after striking a deal with the governor. OC supervisors have similar ideas.
County supervisors expect to take a public stand over retirement system refusing to release retirees getting six figure retirement payouts to OC Register.
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