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Cuts stop before touching faculty at CCCD
Coast Community College District instructors won't have to take furloughs like other district employees, the Board of Trustees said this week. "We were able to commit to no layoffs for any employees next year," said Trustee Jerry Patterson. "That's...Tags: Job Layoffs, Teaching and Learning, Teachers, Health, Health Insurance Cost
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Pink slip issue argued before Court of Appeal
SANTA ANA — An attorney for pink-slipped Costa Mesa employees urged a three-judge panel Wednesday to keep in place a court-ordered injunction that prevents the city from starting to implement a plan to outsource some workers' jobs. But attorneys...Tags: Job Layoffs, Judges, Justice System, Labor Legislation, Trials
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Mailbag: Put your columnist on trash service monopolies
For Jack Wu's next column, he might address the entire concept of "monopoly government services," i.e., why do I have to use the government's garbageman? Why can't I hire my own? I hire my own gardener. My own mechanic. My own home remodeler. My own...Tags: Thomas Jefferson, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Economy, Business and Finance, Justice System, Malaria
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Union: College district's deficit isn't certain
Coast Community College District's full-time faculty union isn't on board with a proposed 3% across-the-board cut meant to avoid layoffs, especially after learning that top administrators have received raises, a union representative said. District...Tags: Job Layoffs, Teaching and Learning, Teachers, Colleges and Universities, Public Finance
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A life lost, a city changed
It started March 1, 2011.
The Costa Mesa City Council voted 4 to 1 to send out hundreds of notices to city workers telling them that in six months they would be replaced.
For the council majority, the ball got rolling. They had taken their first step...Tags: Public Employees, Government, Suicide, Layoffs and Downsizing, Career and Workplace
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Costa Mesa employee lawsuit delayed
The trial date for a lawsuit seeking to block a City Council decision to lay off Costa Mesa workers and replace them with contractors has been delayed. The trial set for April 9 in Orange County Superior Court was rescheduled for July 24, according to...Tags: Job Layoffs, Orange County Superior Court, Litigation, Trials, Labor Markets
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Righeimer: Reallocate city funds for projects
Costa Mesa Mayor Pro Tem Jim Righeimer wants to reallocate $5 million to $6 million in the city budget for improvements in the city's infrastructure, such as roads, sidewalks, sports fields and flood-prone areas. But that could mean cuts to public...Tags: Economy, Business and Finance, Government, Safety of Citizens, Finance, Politics
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College board votes to reduce its pay
The Coast Community College District trustees cut their own pay while asking district employees to do the same as part of an effort to tackle a $3-million budget deficit next fiscal year. The five trustees unanimously voted Tuesday to cut their monthly...Tags: Job Layoffs, Government Debt, Colleges and Universities, Layoffs and Downsizing, Career and Workplace
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DP 103 [Corrected]
1.) Jim Righeimer. Costa Mesa's mayor pro tem led an unapologetic charge to restructure the city with layoffs, pension reform and the creation of a proposed city charter, making him the target of organized labor and a hero of reform-minded conservatives...Tags: Crimes, Landforms, Economy, Business and Finance, Festive Events, Layoffs and Downsizing
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Costa Mesa ends fiscal year with $3.8M surplus
COSTA MESA — The city finished the 2010-11 fiscal year $3.8 million in the black, thanks to better-than-expected sales tax receipts and cuts to city programs and staffing levels, city officials said. Going into budget discussions over the summer,...Tags: Job Layoffs, Bankruptcy, Interior Policy, Labor Markets, Interior Policy
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New layoff date announced for Costa Mesa employees
COSTA MESA — The city will not outsource any of its employees' jobs until March 10 at the earliest, almost a year to the day that workers were first notified of potential outsourcing and six months after employees first expected to be laid off....Tags: Job Layoffs, Litigation, Trials, Labor Markets, Layoffs and Downsizing
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Hubbard faces his hardest test [Corrected]
Administrators, teachers, parents and students put their faith in veteran educator Jeffrey Hubbard in 2006. -------------------- FOR THE RECORD: An earlier version incorrectly stated that Newport-Mesa Unified School District Supt. Jeffrey Hubbard is...Tags: Crimes, Labor Legislation, Landforms, Justice System, Culture
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