Employee Benefits
Nov. 13, 2010
Pension Woes Drive Disclosure Cases
Marcia Fritz, who heads the California Foundation for Fiscal Responsibility, has been successful in getting some courts to proclaim that public employee pension records are public records.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
If you are a retired public employee who receives more than $100,000 a year in benefits, Marcia Fritz wants to peek inside your pocketbook.
Fritz, who heads the California Foundation for Fiscal Responsibility, is on a mission to have the courts proclaim that public employee pension records are a matter of public record, especially for those retired workers whom are sometimes referred to as the "...
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