After years of negotiations, Santa Clara County, Calif., and the union representing deputies in the district attorney and public defender's offices have finally agreed on a new contract. The county and the union had been locked in a dispute since the last contract expired in 2004. Accusations of unfair negotiation tactics abounded, and both sides filed complaints with the state Public Employment Relations Board. In July, the union proposed a contract that was accepted by county negotiators.
August 31, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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After years of bitter negotiations, Santa Clara County, Calif., and the union representing deputies in the district attorney and public defender’s offices have finally agreed on a new contract.
In addition to receiving a 7 percent pay hike this year, the union, which includes attorneys in the county’s child support services department, can count on another 5 percent raise in 2008, according to the contract deal ratified by the board of supervisors earlier this month.
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