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Calif. Senate passes pay parity bill for state attorneys

By Jason Siegel

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The state Senate passed a bill on that aims to increase the pay for California's 3,400 state-employed attorneys, Cal Law's Legal Pad reported.

SB 1718, which passed with a 34-4 vote on Tuesday, requires the Department of Personnel Administration to survey the salaries of lawyers in other public agencies each year - hoping that it would help their case if it showed a disparity in pay between state lawyers and other public agencies.

The state attorneys' union hoped this new version of the bill would have a better chance at becoming law than the original version, which would have linked state lawyers salaries to the average earned by people with similar jobs in 20 public agencies.

Full post as published by Legal Pad | LA on May 29, 2008 (boomark / email).

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