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July 26, 2010
Cut hours, increase pensions
Cayuga County legislators will vote Tuesday on a plan to increase their pensions by reducing their workweek from 35 to 30 hours.
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July 27, 2010
North Syracuse school district to hire acting C-NS house principal, offer early retirements, Syracuse Post-Standard
Lawsuit has area teachers in limbo, Plattsburgh Press-Republican
Council still waiting for details on development agency bonuses, Buffalo News
Evaluation of teachers overhauled, Buffalo News
Gov. Paterson, angry at labor leaders, says planning for layoffs must begin 'immediately', New York Daily News
Clarkstown schools slash overtime 80% in 3 years, Journal News
Kaplowitz, running for state Senate, in Carmel with pension reforms, Journal News
More Raises Despite Layoffs, Jamestown Post-Journal
Paterson again threatens state layoffs to close budget gap, Gannett News Service
Despite no-layoff pledge, Paterson says state job cuts are necessary, Buffalo News
In Albany, Kaplowitz pushes pension reform, Albany Watch
Paterson moves up job cuts timetable, Albany Business Review
Layoff threat looms anew, Albany Times Union
Teacher centers at risk of closure, Albany Times Union
N. Hartford bookkeeper pushed for extra compensation, Utica Observer Dispatch
Guaranteed 8.25 percent return for one retirement fund faces renewal (by subscription), Newsday
School report cards, millions in bonuses, undermined by 'phony' test scores on state exams, New York Daily News
In state budgets, some revenue projections miss their mark, Gannett News Service
Wide gap between top, bottom teacher salaries in region, Kingston Daily Freeman
New York's taxes out of control: Law calls for dissolving first, study later, Gannett News Service
New York's taxes out of control: Law calls for dissolving first, study later, Gannett News Service
Tax-battered New Yorkers look to government consolidation, Gannett News Service
Renewed call for JC dissolution likely, Binghamton Press & Sun-Bulletin
Renewed call for JC dissolution likely, Binghamton Press & Sun-Bulletin
Probation chief put on leave in computer flap, Albany Times Union
Kingston firefighter grant gets nod, Kingston Daily Freeman
N.Y. public authorities report $6.6 million in extra pay, Gannett News Service
Brizard Wants Raises, Longevity Payment, More Car Money, Brizard Wants Raises, Longevity Payment, More Car Money
Brockport Village returns fire money to Towns, but nickel-and-diming of fire department continues, Examiner.com/New York
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