Arizona state workers union: Members not likely to take retention stipend

The state’s workforce could look a little different this fall. Arizona lawmakers this year approved one of Governor Jan Brewer’s top priorities – personnel reform.

Governor unveils public employee pension reform

A House committee will hear a proposal by Governor Brewer’s office to overhaul how state workers are hired and fired. 

Judge finds legislature violated contract with teachers and public workers

A judge has ruled in favor of teachers and others in the Arizona State Retirement System who were forced to pay a larger share of their pension plans. 

Bill proposed to ban bargaining with public employee unions

State senator Rick Murphy explains why he supports bills that make it illegal for government agencies to collectively bargain with employee groups. Sheri Van Horsen, president of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees explains why she thinks this legislation is bad for Arizona.

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