Labor/Employment
Sep. 23, 2010
Unions Mixed on Cooley
Last fall, the union representing Los Angeles County prosecutors slapped District Attorney Steve Cooley with a lawsuit, accusing the county's top cop of retaliating against members of his staff who joined unions by systematically doling out unwanted assignments and negative performance reviews, and charging higher health premiums.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Last fall, the union representing Los Angeles County prosecutors slapped District Attorney Steve Cooley with a lawsuit, accusing the county's top cop of retaliating against members of his staff who joined unions by systematically doling out unwanted assignments and negative performance reviews, and charging higher health premiums.
Nearly a year later, as Cooley and San Francisco Di...
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