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From the Olympian:County workers fight for jobs - Speakers say cuts will be detrimentalSix speakers told Thurston County commissioners Monday that proposed job cuts to balance next year's budget carry serious ramifications. The commissioners are considering a proposal to lay off more than 7 percent of the county workforce ? nearly 90 full-time-equivalent employees ? because of rising costs and lagging revenue.Under the budget proposal, the Office of Assigned Counsel ? also known as public defenders ? will lose eight employees and no longer represent indigent clients in Thurston County District Court. They will continue to represent clients charged in Superior Court. Alex Frix, a lawyer in the office, said the county would rely on private attorneys to take over the caseload...continue to full postFull post as published by Arbitrary and Capricious on December 02, 2008 (boomark / email).
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