N.J. Assembly Republicans accuse NJEA of ‘pandering’ to members in pension talk pullout
TRENTON — Republican members of the state Assembly Budget Committee on Wednesday criticized New Jersey’s largest public worker union of taking the easy road by shutting down pension talks and demanding full funding without offering any alternatives. The assemblymen, in a brief news conference following a budget hearing on Department of Education funding, leveled accusations of…
More from my site
Christie calls for interested parties to “come to the table” to solve pension crisis
O’Scanlon: We MUST move forward on pension and budget reform
N.J. teachers layoffs must be based on seniority, not performance, judge rules
New Jerseyans Need Tax Relief — Not More Spending and Higher Taxes
Christie to Public-Employee Unions: No Contracts, No Step Increases in Salaries
O’Scanlon: Trenton Dems to blame for NJ’s credit downgrades
O’Scanlon: “This is a crtical moment for our children’s future”
N.J. Democrats need to show us the pension money, Bramnick says
Christie’s pension plan puts NJ Democrats in a bind as budget deadline looms
Key excerpts from N.J. Supreme Court ruling on pensions