Inglewood Ca Government Employees Wages And Salaries

Inglewood city employees may get a 9% pay reduction in the proposed 1997-98 budget the City Council will consider for a vote tonight. The pay cut would reduce the city's general fund budget by $5 million, from $60 million this fiscal year to $55 million next year. The fiscal year begins Wednesday. About 775 city employees would be asked to take the reduction, which would go into effect Jan. 1. However, the city's seven bargaining units oppose the move.

Inglewood city employees may get a 9% pay reduction in the proposed 1997-98 budget the City Council will consider for a vote tonight. The pay cut would reduce the city's general fund budget by $5 million, from $60 million this fiscal year to $55 million next year. The fiscal year begins Wednesday. About 775 city employees would be asked to take the reduction, which would go into effect Jan. 1. However, the city's seven bargaining units oppose the move.

The Inglewood City Council is planning to offer the city attorney and the assistant city manager early retirement packages in hopes of saving the city about $500,000 a year and reducing the number of salaried senior employees. The council is discussing a proposal to offer City Atty. Howard Rosten a package that would give him four years of credit to his pension.

The Inglewood City Council is planning to offer the city attorney and the assistant city manager early retirement packages in hopes of saving the city about $500,000 a year and reducing the number of salaried senior employees. The council is discussing a proposal to offer City Atty. Howard Rosten a package that would give him four years of credit to his pension.