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CalPERS schedules five retirement planning fairs: The California Public Employees' Retirement System has scheduled five Retirement Planning Fairs for March and April. The events aim to help members plan for their retirement by giving access to government and labor representatives who can counsel on various offerings and strategies available to p...
State architects cut 'bin times' by two-thirds: Last month we wrote this State Worker column about hundreds of millions of dollars in statewide school construction projects -- and the jobs that go with them -- waiting for plan review by the Division of the State Architect, which is an arm of the Department of General Services. In January, di...
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Pension ’spiking’ reform may split unions: Support is growing for legislation to curb boosts in final-year pay to get a bigger public pension, a practice called “spiking,” despite recent local setbacks in Contra Costa County, San Francisco and Rocklin. An “anti-spiking” bill was introduced last week by state Sen....

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CalPERS manages pension and health benefits for more than 1.6 million California public employees, retirees, and their families. The second largest public pension fund in the US, they are internationally known for their shareowner activism.

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