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A voluntary furlough program has proved "quite successful" in helping the San Francisco Superior Court weather budget cuts this year, Presiding Judge Donna Hitchens says. The court has saved about $55,300 by giving employees two chances to take extra days off without pay. And it strives to save roughly $45,000 more by making a similar offer at the end of December, court administrators said.
October 08, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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