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State Workers on Governor Rell’s Budget Proposals: The Administration Must Focus on Jobs & Economic Recovery

by Matt O'Connor on February 3rd

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Leaders and members of the State Employee Bargaining Agent Coalition (SEBAC) were at the Capitol today for the governor’s budget address as Connecticut begins its 2010 legislative session. Governor Rell addressed the General Assembly to deliver her proposals for closing the budget deficit. While her proposals avoided additional devastating spending cuts which have already cost our state nearly 50,000 jobs, they did little to address the underlying problems facing Connecticut. Read more…

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