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The California union representing 3,000 state-employed attorneys has quietly dropped a controversial provision from its latest contract that would have allowed members to opt out of the state's public pension system. Union leaders aren't saying why, at least not publicly. But a Jan. 18 memo signed by state and union negotiators suggests the small attorneys' union was caught in an ongoing power struggle between Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's administration and labor-backed Democrats in the Legislature.
January 26, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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