Volume 14 No. 23
  • Community Colleges Score Big with 55% General Obligation Bond Elections
  • By the Way . . . Chancellor’s Office Supports Fund for Student Senate
  • Board of Governors Seeks Authority to Determine State-Mandated Local Costs
  • Governor May Impound Unexpended 2001-02 State Funds
  • Ask SSC . . . Do Classified Employees Qualify for the 3% Formula? Was the PERS Employee Contribution Rate Reduced?
  • Ask SSC . . . Are Administrators Eligible for Increased Retirement Benefits if They Return to Work?
  • Ask SSC . . . Can a Retired Employee’s Earnings Limitation Be Waived?
  • Cuts This Year? COLA Next Year? What’s Likely to Happen—An Analysis and Commentary
Volume 14 No. 22
  • By the Way . . . Longer Term Limits Initiative Qualifies for the March 2002 Ballot
  • New Employer Costs Attached to Unemployment Insurance Benefit Increases—K-12 Agencies Protected—Community Colleges Are Not
  • Budget Shortfall Increases to $13 Billion and Governor Freezes Hiring
  • Department of Finance Returns Community College Budget Change Proposals
  • By the Way . . . Governor Approves Employment Rights Legislation for Classified Staff
  • By the Way . . . Agency Shop Fees Clarified
  • 2001 Chaptered and Vetoed Legislation—Part III
  • Ask SSC . . . Does Sick Leave Count Toward the 40-Hour Work Week?
  • Ask SSC . . . Use of Short-Term Employees
  • The Energy Controversy Continues to be Front Page News
Volume 14 No. 21
  • By the Way . . . Senator Dianne Feinstein Drops Proposed Six-Month Moratorium on Student Visas
  • Community Colleges--Prepare Carefully for Negotiations
  • Governor Announces 15% State Agency Budget Planning Cuts and Moody’s Considers Downgrade
  • Community College Budget Restoration?SB 735
  • By the Way . . . Voters Favor a Move to Ease Term Limits
  • 2001 Chaptered and Vetoed Legislation—Part II
  • By the Way . . . State Resources Agency Funds Poetry Readings
  • Supreme Court to Consider School Vouchers
  • Minimal Benefit Year for STRS/PERS Enhancements
  • Ask SSC . . . Can Schools Be Hurt by State’s Looming Fiscal Crisis?
  • 2002-03 State Budget Looks Very Shaky, but Proposition 98 Funding May Be Protected