Government
Jun. 16, 2012
Union fails to win concessions from LA court on layoffs
The union proposed to have its members work for free one day per month if the court would call off some layoffs set for today.
By Brian Sumers
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The union representing administrative support staff and judicial assistants at the Los Angeles Superior Court proposed to have its members work for free one day per month if the court would call off some layoffs set for today, an offer rejected late Thursday by court officials, sources close to the negotiation said.
tarting this morning, the court will lay off 157 employees and shift another 108 from full-time to part-time ...
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