Union members paid own costs
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Union members who are county employees paid the costs of their own pension increases in 2004, said an Internal Audit Department report Friday.
The report validates the union’s and Board of Supervisor’s position that members, and not county taxpayers, paid a so-called 2.7% raise at age 55 benefit formula, said a union official.
“We’re vindicated,” said Nick Berardino, general manager of the union.
-- David Reyes
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