Preserving hard-earned retirement benefits, keeping a lid on insurance
costs, and preventing wasteful outsourcing of state work were among the
topratedpriorities identified by members in their bargaining surveys.
More than 250 member-elected District Bargaining Unit Representatives
(DBURs) learned the results from 21,275 surveys at a meeting of the
Statewide Bargaining Advisory Council, and will return to worksites
beginning April 15 to share the results and get input from members in a
series of “Follow-up” meetings.
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