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 July 16, 2010 (San Diego) – Today, Sacramento County Superior Court Patrick Marlette denied a request by Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger to force State Controller John Chiang to reduce state workers’ pay to the federal minimum wage. The ruling could affect 200,000 California state employees.
July 16, 2010 (San Diego) – Today, Sacramento County Superior Court Patrick Marlette denied a request by Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger to force State Controller John Chiang to reduce state workers’ pay to the federal minimum wage. The ruling could affect 200,000 California state employees. 
 
A hearing on the issues is set for July 26 with a full hearing at a date to be determined in August, the Sacramento Bee reports. Schwarzenegger has sought to drastically reduce workers’ pay until the Legislature passes a state budget.
Chiang has sued to prevent the pay cuts. Whether the full court will opt to “terminate” the Governor’s plans remains to be seen.
 








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