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Public safety employees eying possible pension reform lawsuits

Jeremy Duda//June 6, 2011//

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Public safety employees eying possible pension reform lawsuits

Public safety employees eying possible pension reform lawsuits

Jeremy Duda//June 6, 2011//

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Unions representing police officers, firefighters and other public safety employees worked with lawmakers for months on the Legislature’s marquee pension reform bill, but that...

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