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digitaldemocracy.calmatters.orgCAL FIRE Local 2881 members are at a standstill after a year of contract negotiations with California Governor Jerry Brown’s administration.
www.iaff.orgcannot be sustained. CAL FIRE Local 2881 will continue to fight for a 56-hour duty week and additional staffing. All of us understand, this will not prevent PTSI, but we do know it will eliminate some of issues that can cause it. When we walk the halls of the Capitol to meet with your State Legislators, our message is clear and direct. The need for more staffing and an improved work schedule, not only for initial attack capabilities, but for the mental and physical wellbeing of firefighters...
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