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Understanding Public Agency Participation in ERISA Multiemployer Pension Plans
By Jeff Chang Many California cities and public agencies negotiate with — and reach memorandums of understanding with — their union bargaining partners on a regular basis. In some cases, these unions are local police or firefighter unions. In other … Continue reading →
Posted in Collective Bargaining, Employer's Government Status, ERISA, Pension
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Tagged governmental, multiemployer, Taft-Hartley
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