State Bar & Bar Associations
Dec. 9, 2011
In reorganization, State Bar employees take buyout or retire
Today is the last day on the job for at least 5 percent of the State Bar's employees, who either have accepted a buyout or are retiring as part of an upcoming reorganization of the bar and a potential money-saving device.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SANTA ANA - Today is the last day on the job for at least 5 percent of the State Bar's employees, who either accepted a buyout or are retiring. The action is the first step in an upcoming reorganization of the bar and a potential money-saving device.
The bar employees nearly 600 employees. Officials could not supply a precise tally of the number of people leaving, but it is likely to be bet...
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