Employees who work for the S.F. public defender, district attorney and city attorney may be taking home smaller paychecks come July 1. It's contract negotiation season, and San Francisco wants its employees to start contributing 7.5 percent of their annual salaries to their pensions to help the city deal with a staggering $332 million budget shortfall. While the city is offering more paid time off, the concession would still have employees taking home thousands of dollars less a year than they do now.
May 12, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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