By Dhyana Levey
Daily Journal Staff Writer SAN FRANCISCO - After street rallies failed to stop Alameda County Superior Court from laying off 73 employees, about a dozen of the laid-off staff members have sued the court alleging that it broke its own rules by not offering the employees lower-ranking positions. The Alameda County Management Employees Association, a collective bargaining unit representing middle management, filed a lawsuit Thursday a...
Daily Journal Staff Writer SAN FRANCISCO - After street rallies failed to stop Alameda County Superior Court from laying off 73 employees, about a dozen of the laid-off staff members have sued the court alleging that it broke its own rules by not offering the employees lower-ranking positions. The Alameda County Management Employees Association, a collective bargaining unit representing middle management, filed a lawsuit Thursday a...
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