By Jill Redhage
Daily Journal Staff Writer The City of Vallejo has cleared two major hurdles on its road back to solvency, disposing of collective bargaining agreements with two unions. The city settled with its firefighters' union, and a bankruptcy judge forcibly rejected its collective bargaining agreement with its electrical workers at the city's request. The developments are part of Vallejo's Chapter 9 bankruptcy proceedings that began in May...
Daily Journal Staff Writer The City of Vallejo has cleared two major hurdles on its road back to solvency, disposing of collective bargaining agreements with two unions. The city settled with its firefighters' union, and a bankruptcy judge forcibly rejected its collective bargaining agreement with its electrical workers at the city's request. The developments are part of Vallejo's Chapter 9 bankruptcy proceedings that began in May...
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