Legislative Update
August 27, 2010
8.27.2010 Update
Update as of August 27, 2020:
CA AB 790
AUTHOR: Hernandez (D)
TITLE: State Employees: Compensation
INTRODUCED: 02/26/2009
LAST AMEND: 03/22/2010
FILE: A-51
LOCATION: Senate Inactive File
SUMMARY:
Appropriates from the General Fund and specified funds to the Comptroller an amount necessary for the payment of compensation and employee benefits to state employees for work performed on or after a specified date of a fiscal year if no budget has been enacted. Provides rate conditions for the compensation of employees covered by a memorandum of understanding and those excluded from collective bargaining...
August 20, 2010
8.20.2010 Update
Update as of August 20, 2010:
CA AB 790
AUTHOR: Hernandez (D)
TITLE: State Employees: Compensation
INTRODUCED: 02/26/2009
LAST AMEND: 03/22/2010
FILE: A-51
LOCATION: Senate Inactive File
SUMMARY:
Appropriates from the General Fund and specified funds to the Comptroller an amount necessary for the payment of compensation and employee benefits to state employees for work performed on or after a specified date of a fiscal year if no budget has been enacted. Provides rate conditions for the compensation of employees covered by a memorandum of understanding and those excluded from collective bargaining.
August 5, 2010
CCPOA’s Legislative Update: Summer 2010
Today, Aug. 2, 2010, marks the return of California's Legislature from its recess. The legislators return to an estimated $20-plus billion budget gap and little to no progress in budgetary compromise among the Big Five in state government: the governor, the Senate and Assembly leaders, and the Senate and Assembly minority leaders.
The task ahead seems to come down to cuts vs. taxes and/or some meeting of the minds, which, considering the recall efforts of last year's compromise, make that unlikely. All the while, the governor's latest Emergency Executive Order S-12-1 gambit forces some 150,000 state employees back into a three-day-a-month furlough program until there is a budget deal “he can sign” (code for my way or no way), and the state finance director determines that there is sufficient cash to allow the state to meet its obligations...
