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Leveraging the fact that Democrats need their votes to adopt a state budget, California's Republican lawmakers are once again demanding concessions, this time on labor and environmental regulations. Republican leaders won't say precisely what they're demanding from majority Democrats. But they've made clear in reports and press appearances that they want to make it tougher for workers to sue for overtime and rest-period violations.
July 17, 2008 at 05:05 AM
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