San Diego Government Workers Might be Forced to Pay for Pension Deficits
Posted By Stephen Frank on March 10, 2010
“City Attorney Jan Goldsmith is wondering if city employees should share some of the investment risk with taxpayers in the employee pension plan.
Last year the city’s pension fund lost more than $800 million from its investments. That loss contributed more than anything else to boost next year’s annual payout to the pension fund to $231.7 million.”
Is it time for the union bribe payers to start paying for the corrupt pension plans they bought from the taxpayers?
Maybe if the workers realized they have been had by the unions, they might rethink paying bribes in order to work. What do you think?
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