California Governor Jerry Brown has announced his 12 point plan to reform state employees' pensions. I am linking to his document. Many of the proposals could also be applied to local government, however, it would take state legislation to allow the changes.
Take a moment and read the Governor's proposals and let me know what you think.
Click here to read Gov. Brown's pension reforms
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