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Prison officers union fails to block official

A move by the politically influential prison officers union to thwart the appointment of a new state personnel director failed Wednesday when the California Senate's Rules Committee approved the nominee on a unanimous vote.

Guards union targets personnel chief. . .

CCPOA opposes Gilb's nomination, blaming him for failed talks

Amid stalled negotiations over its expired contract, the state correctional officers union has taken its hardball labor tactics to a new level -- it's taking on the leader of the other side.

Lawmakers get a raise

California's governor, legislators and constitional officers were granted a 2.75 percent pay increase Monday -- except for the attorney general and superintendent of public instruction, who received 5 percent hikes.

Governor turns up budget heat; lawmakers told tax shortfall means more spending cuts --

-- but Dept. of Finance says it's too early to tell.

Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger on Thursday turned up pressure on state lawmakers for spending cuts in next year's state budget after May tax revenue reports revealed a $764 million shortfall for the current fiscal year.

ACSS Announces Chapter Election Results

ACSS has just completed the process of conducting elections for new Chapter Officers and Delegates to both our Delegate Assembly (July 20-22, 2007 in Sacramento) and CSEA's General Council (October 6-8, 2007 in San Jose).

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