LA Mayor exploring possible LAUSD cuts

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According to the City News Service, LA mayor Antonio Villaragoisa is exploring several ways to minimize layoffs, including pay cuts. An excerpt:

AmayorV.jpgmong the more contentious suggestions, he will recommend that LAUSD employees agree to salary reductions. For example, if every employee took a 3 percent pay cut this year, about 2,280 school-based jobs could be saved, according to the Mayor's Office. He also will suggest that district employees agree to forgo pay increases this year, which he says could save $65 million and about 1,100 school-based jobs. The mayor will say that if LAUSD cuts an additional $25 million in administrative costs, it could save the jobs of about 290 teachers.


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