Government
Jan. 13, 2011
State Lawyers Face Pay Cut
Some 3,400 attorneys, hearing officers and administrative law judges who work for the state government could see their take-home pay slashed by 10 percent under the proposed budget.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Some 3,400 attorneys, hearing officers and administrative law judges who work for the state government could see their take-home pay slashed 10 percent under the budget proposal laid out this week by Gov. Jerry Brown.
The move is expected to save $308 million.
The union representing state-employed lawyers - including those in nonmanagement jobs at the attorney general's office and state ...
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