Topic - Personnel Archive
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The League Steps Up on Pension ReformPension costs for most California municipalities are likely to increase 25 percent or more in the next three years. If sizable increases in pension costs are not mitigated, many cities will be forced to further reduce services and staffing to fund the pensions of those who remain on the payroll or are retired from service. |
November 2011 |
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Maintaining Our Momentum |
October 2011 |
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Social Media: Balancing the Rights of Employers and Employees |
August 2011 |
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Plan Your Time at the Annual Conference Now!It’s time to start thinking about how to make the most of this educational opportunity. |
July 2011 |
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Is the Bell Tolling for Pension Reform?Rapidly rising pension costs threaten the delivery of public services, compromise budgets and will push some cities to the brink of fiscal collapse. |
July 2011 |
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California’s Mutual Aid System Provides Invaluable Support During San Bruno Disaster |
February 2011 |
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The Role of Public Works in Emergencies |
February 2011 |
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10 New Rules for Elected Officials in Times of Economic MeltdownLocal governments are experiencing permanent fiscal stress that undercuts their ability to respond to the big issues of the day. These rules provide helpful guidelines for local leaders. |
January 2011 |
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Sunnyvale’s Investment Increases Efficiency and Improves Library ServicesIt’s ironic but true: During tough economic times as library budgets are being cut, public library use increases. Sunnyvale used technology to overcome this challenge. |
November 2010 |
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Annual Conference Preview: Conference Offers a Multitude of OpportunitiesMore than 1,500 city officials will gather in San Diego form Sept. 15-17 for three days of educational sessions, social media training, policy discussion and more. |
September 2010 |