Daily News/Bonnie Eslinger, 1/7/14. "Another San Mateo County labor group set to receive 3 percent raise."
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"The pay bump, scheduled
to go before the board of supervisors today, will cost the county an
additional $260,000 over 15 months, the length of a newly negotiated
contract amendment. If approved, the raise will be retroactive to Jan.
5.
The Building and Construction Trades Council represents roughly
75 county building and road construction workers. Annual pay ranges
from $42,827 for an entry-level equipment services employee to $92,684
for a crafts supervisor." Read more.
Related - Fix Pacifica reprint, Daily News/Bonnie Eslinger, Staff, 1/114. "More raises could be in store for San Mateo County's top elected officials." "A 3 percent increase was approved in November for workers
represented by the American Federation of State, County and Municipal
Employees and Service Employees International Union as well as for
unrepresented management, attorney and confidential employees. Those
groups make up about 70 percent of the county's workforce."
Note: photograph from Adrian Swinscoe, marketing and business development.
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