State Bar & Bar Associations
Apr. 13, 2017
State Bar's free health benefits for executives will end in 2018
The agency's health care changes come in the midst of a state audit that is said to be examining executive compensation.
By Lyle Moran
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The State Bar has decided to scale back benefits provided to its executive staff in the midst of a state audit that is said to be examining the agency's compensation practices.
Starting next year, the bar's nearly 100 executive and confidential-level employees will no longer receive free health benefits, but will have to pay at the same rate as union staff.
Executives hired in 2018 and beyo...
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