Employee Benefits
Jan. 3, 2012
Governor may find pension reform middle ground in 2012
Following a year of defending tough state budget cuts, Gov. Jerry Brown is expected to focus his attention on an equally divisive issue in 2012: public employee pension reform.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Following a year of defending tough budget cuts, Gov. Jerry Brown is expected to focus his attention on an equally divisive issue in 2012: public employee pension reform.
Some experts predict Brown has the political capital, and the right timing, to push reform through the Legislature and send key provisions to voters in the coming year.
Brown will need to convince Democratic lawmakers, ma...
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