In plaintiffs’ action against the state of California, through the Department of Personnel Administration (DPA), claiming that the state refused to grant correctional supervisors of a bargaining unit the same increases granted to the rank-and-file correctional officers they supervise, a ruling in favor of defendant is affirmed as plaintiffs failed to establish any violation of Gov. Code section 19849.18.
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Appellate Information
Filed February 11, 2010
Judges
Opinion by Judge Ruvolo
CounselFor Appellant: Carroll, Burdick & McDonough, Gregg McLean Adam and Gonzalo C. Martinez, California Correctional Peace Officers’ Association, Daniel M. Lindsay
For Appellee: Department of Personnel Administration State of California; K. William Curtis, Chief Counsel; Warren C. Stracener, Deputy Chief Counsel; Linda A. Mayhew, Assistant Chief Counsel; Christopher E. Thomas, Labor Relations Counsel
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