Labor/Employment
Apr. 30, 2010
D.A. Says He Didn't Punish Union
The legal battle between the district attorney's office and members of a prosecutors' union reached a bizarre crescendo this week when Steve Cooley testified he never sought to punish the group's members but disliked some of its leaders.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The legal battle between the district attorney's office and members of a prosecutors' union reached a bizarre crescendo this week when Steve Cooley testified he never sought to punish the group's members but disliked some of its leaders. In response, the head of the union abruptly offered to resign.
This week's saga played out at the Employee Relations Commission, w...
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