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Sacramento County court workers blame the Administrative Office of the Courts for the impasse that sent them out on strike Tuesday. About 400 of 540 union employees at Sacramento's five courthouses went on strike. They were to vote Tuesday evening whether to continue the strike today. United Public Employees, Local 1, which represents Sacramento court workers, contends the AOC is trying to influence bargaining by requiring local court administrators to put language in the contract limiting salary increases.
October 01, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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