Besides this, please go read the CLA budget recommendations, which actually restore some positions. Also consider that the placement of the link to this in LARGE GREEN LETTERS on the personnel department web page might be part of the continuing effort to intimidate employees.
And, the CLA report identifies Salary Accounts as potential budget deficits, "if short term layoffs are not realized and departments are unable to fully absorb additional budget reductions." Parks discussed during B&F Committee deliberations what amount of the $23 million reduced for the furloughs was EAA-related. The CAO/CLA couldn't answer the question, so he asked for a report back. He recognized verbally that EAA had no such opener to even discuss layoffs (like the coalition does), so he was concerned that that portion of the $23 million attributed to EAA would need to be either funded or absorbed by the departments.
Besides this, please go read the
ReplyDeleteCLA budget recommendations, which
actually restore some positions.
Also consider that the placement
of the link to this in LARGE GREEN
LETTERS on the personnel department
web page might be part of the
continuing effort to intimidate
employees.
And, the CLA report identifies Salary Accounts as potential budget deficits, "if short term layoffs are not realized and departments are unable to fully absorb additional budget reductions."
ReplyDeleteParks discussed during B&F Committee deliberations what amount of the $23 million reduced for the furloughs was EAA-related. The CAO/CLA couldn't answer the question, so he asked for a report back. He recognized verbally that EAA had no such opener to even discuss layoffs (like the coalition does), so he was concerned that that portion of the $23 million attributed to EAA would need to be either funded or absorbed by the departments.