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Prince George's County has withdrawn a proposal to trim salary increases for employees this year, in a reversal that came as public safety unions prepared to file labor grievances over the issue.
County Executive Jack B. Johnson (D) had previously asked the unions to reopen their two-year contracts and renegotiate pay to help close a $48 million budget gap. He threatened that layoffs or forced furloughs might be necessary if the unions did not agree to trim their pay increases.
Pr. George's Withdraws Plan to Trim Pay Increases - washingtonpost.com
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