The Sacramento Bee Provides an Update on the Return to Office Mandate. The Sacramento Bee recently published an article discussing the status of Governor Gavin Newsom’s return to office mandate, which features CASE President, Tim O’Brien. “‘For unionized employees, the location of work is something that must be negotiated with the union before management can …
The Sacramento Bee Covers State Workers’ Payroll Delays. After speaking with CASE President Tim O’Connor regarding issues with the state’s payroll system, the Sacramento Bee published an article titled, “Delays in raises for state attorneys highlight persistent flaws in California’s payroll system.” “O’Connor, the president of California Attorneys, Administrative Law Judges and Hearing Officers in …
CASE had the pleasure of meeting labor leader Dolores Huerta after successful conversations with legislators and staff about the plight of CASE membership prior to the start of the legislature’s summer recess. Save the date for CASE Summer Baseball Fun! Join CASE members in your area for a night of baseball, networking and fun. Tickets …
2024 Special Salary Adjustments Take Effect. With the arrival of the new fiscal year on July 1, the maximum salary range of all Unit 2 classifications except Attorney level III classifications (see class codes identified in below) increased by 4.5%. Employees who were at the current maximum for 12 qualifying pay periods or more moved to the …
CASE Awards Five Academic Scholarships. CASE recently awarded five $1,000 academic scholarships to members or their dependents. These awards honor applicants who are currently in a career or plan to pursue a career in government or another form of service supporting the common good or applicants who can demonstrate a meaningful commitment to serving others …
CASE Testifies at the Joint Legislative Audit Committee (JLAC), Assembly Labor and Employment Committee, and Senate Labor Public Employment and Retirement Committee Hearing. Last Thursday, June 20, CASE was present and offered testimony at the joint hearing of the Joint Legislative Audit Committee and the Assembly and Senate Labor Committees, which was called to discuss the …
CASE Awards Five Academic Scholarships. CASE recently awarded five $1,000 academic scholarships to members or their dependents. These awards honor applicants who are currently in a career, or plan to pursue a career, in government or another form of service supporting the common good, or applicants who can demonstrate meaningful commitment to serving others by …
Issue 2024 – 24 / June 12 CASE Awards Five Academic Scholarships. CASE recently awarded five $1,000 academic scholarships to members or their dependents. These awards honor applicants who are currently in a career, or plan to pursue a career, in government or another form of service supporting the common good, or applicants who can …
CASE Testifies in Senate Budget Subcommittee No. 5 on Corrections, Public Safety, Judiciary, Labor and Transportation. Last week, Senate Budget Subcommittee No. 5 met to vote on and discuss budget proposals. CASE was present to testify in opposition to two budget proposals that would eliminate the telework stipend for state employees and permanently reduce state …
CASE Testifies in Assembly Budget Subcommittee No. 5 on State Administration. Last Wednesday, May 22, the Assembly Budget Subcommittee No. 5 met to discuss the Governor’s May Revision to the 2024-25 State Budget. CASE attended this hearing and testified in opposition against budget proposals to eliminate the telework stipend for state employees and permanently reduce …