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More San Diego Employees Are Quitting Since ‘Prop B’ Pension Reform

HeadlineMore San Diego Employees Are Quitting Since ‘Prop B’ Pension Reform
Publication: KPBS
Article Date: Aug 23, 2018

“San Diego city employees are quitting their jobs in higher numbers and after fewer years of employment, since voters passed the city’s landmark pension reform measure, Proposition B, in 2012.

“The findings from a recent city auditor’s report on human capital lent credence to arguments made by city employee unions that Proposition B carried a hidden cost to taxpayers. They said it has hurt San Diego’s ability to hire and keep qualified workers.” Continue reading…

 

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