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ACSS' anti-compaction bill - SB 216 - has taken another step forward toward rectifying the phenomena in which state supervisors often make less than those they supervise.
The Assembly Standing Committee on Public Employees, Retirement and Social Security has set a hearing date of Wednesday, June 26th for SB 216, which would require the State to maintain its recommended 10% differential between supervisors and their employees or provide a detailed report when they are unable to do so for financial reasons.
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